The Vassallo Foundation attacks the Democratic Party: "It's shameful that it isn't a civil party to the trial."

Naples – The wound is still open and the controversy is raging. The Angelo Vassallo Foundation , led by the brothers of the fisherman mayor killed in Pollica in 2010, has attacked the national and regional secretariats of the Democratic Party, accusing them of not joining the civil action in the murder trial. The decision is described as "shameful, serious, and politically unacceptable."

Dario Vassallo , president of the Foundation, recalled how Angelo, until his last day, embodied the values ​​of legality and transparency that the Democratic Party claims to uphold. "After his death," he emphasized, "many party offices were named after him, but symbolic gestures aren't enough: a concrete commitment was needed to seek the truth and truly honor his sacrifice."

Harsh words also came from Vice President Massimo Vassallo, who spoke of "political hypocrisy" and a "betrayal of the community." According to him, the failure to file a civil suit not only offends Angelo's memory, but also represents yet another gap between the party's statements and the actual facts.

The Foundation reiterated that the fight for the truth about Vassallo's murder is not just a judicial process, but a moral and cultural issue that concerns the entire country. "We will not stop," Dario Vassallo promised, "until it is clear who wanted my brother's death and until we see justice triumph. Angelo's memory deserves neither silence nor omission, but respect and consistency."