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Of Raffaele Pengue
And they won't stay.
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We receive and publish the “reader's letter” arrived this morning, which we share both in content and tone (N.d.R.)
On the side, the City Councilor Avv. Andrea Bacciga
of the lawyer. Abbondio Dal Bon

Dear Editor,

I'm speaking on the sidelines of the annoying controversy triggered by the minority city councilor, and left, (a Verona, n.d.r.) Michele Bertucco.

This advisor, having assigned himself the role of thought policeman and censor according to the narrow canons of political correctness, stigmatizes the proposal of the city councilor Andrea Bacciga to name a street in our city after the artist and philosopher Julius Evola.

It is useful to remember this gentleman as authoritative protagonists of the cultural debate, from the left, and not only that, yesterday and today have, albeit in a different capacity, appreciated the figure of Evola. Among others, in no particular order: Cesare Zavattini, Fellini, Lucio Dalla, Roberto Saviano, Massimo Cacciari, Franco Volpi, Antonio Gnoli and Giuseppe Sinopoli.