Roma, 14 Jan – He usually posts at least one or two posts a day from his Facebook page. Yesterday instead we witnessed the embarrassing silence from Roberto Saviano, not a word on the capture of Cesare Battisti. The reason why the writer decided not to comment on such important news is simple: In the 2004 signed an appeal by "intellectuals" who asked for the release of the red terrorist, at the time detained in France. To tell the truth, the “cosmopolitan bard” was in good company, among others, the then Green MP signed with him Paolo Cento, Christian Raimo and Vauro.
Among the signatories of the appeal of 2004 embarrassment reigns, but at least unlike Saviano the others did not hide behind a deafening silence. Raimo tried to throw her into trouble: “Fourteen years ago I signed an appeal for the release of Cesare Battisti.
I met relatives of those who were allegedly Cesare Battisti's victims, listened to their pain", the Councilor for Culture of the Third Municipality of Rome wrote on Facebook. But the post where among other things explained that “he doesn't celebrate someone's jail time” and for him prisons “should be abolished”, has been cancelled. Subsequently to the press he limited himself to defining the appeal of the 2004 "wrong".
For Paolo Cento, however, "a lot of propaganda is being made about an affair that should be brought back to its natural context. Battisti was convicted, it's right that you discount it, ma without a spirit of revenge. Justice is not revenge". Even Vauro somehow retraced his steps, explaining how the signature on the appeal should have "withdraw it in time” and that he didn't do it “for guilty superficiality and misunderstood sense of friendship". We are now waiting for Saviano's supercazzola. The cosmopolitan bard still remains in religious silence from his New York penthouse.
Davide Di Stefano
source – https://www.ilprimatonazionale.it/cronaca/saviano-e-il-silenzio-imbarazzante-su-battisti-nel-2004-firmo-lappello-in-favore-del-terrorista-100986/
I met relatives of those who were allegedly Cesare Battisti's victims, listened to their pain", the Councilor for Culture of the Third Municipality of Rome wrote on Facebook. But the post where among other things explained that “he doesn't celebrate someone's jail time” and for him prisons “should be abolished”, has been cancelled. Subsequently to the press he limited himself to defining the appeal of the 2004 "wrong".
For Paolo Cento, however, "a lot of propaganda is being made about an affair that should be brought back to its natural context. Battisti was convicted, it's right that you discount it, ma without a spirit of revenge. Justice is not revenge". Even Vauro somehow retraced his steps, explaining how the signature on the appeal should have "withdraw it in time” and that he didn't do it “for guilty superficiality and misunderstood sense of friendship". We are now waiting for Saviano's supercazzola. The cosmopolitan bard still remains in religious silence from his New York penthouse.
Davide Di Stefano
source – https://www.ilprimatonazionale.it/cronaca/saviano-e-il-silenzio-imbarazzante-su-battisti-nel-2004-firmo-lappello-in-favore-del-terrorista-100986/
