US Edition45 Years On, Italy's Mattarella Urges Ongoing Search for Truth on Ustica Disaster
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On the day of the 45th anniversary of the massacre of Ustica, the weekly "L'Espresso," which in recent months has published a large journalist inquiry with the hypothesis that to precipitate the DC from Bologna and directed to Palermo was a collision with a U.S. fighter, has appealed to the President of the United States to reveal how those 81 Italians who were on board the company Itavia died, crashed on June 27, 1980. The weekly translated the…
The President of the Republic calls for the cooperation of all those who, even among friendly countries, can help us to respond to the need for justice, which does not dissolve over the years because it is part of the fabric of democracy itself.
The message of the head of state on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the massacre in which the 81 people on board the DC9 left Bologna on 27 June 1980 lost their lives
Statement by the Head of State on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the massacre. 'Responding to the need for justice, it is part of democracy' (ANSA)
"Existencies" by the Association of Relatives of the Victims of the Massacre of Ustica, Manni Editore
In November, the gip will decide on the investigation into the identification of the aircraft present that night.
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