“The plague has returned to Palermo. Every year, during this event, we have reflected on the problems of our City. But allow me to say that tonight is different. Old wounds of Palermo resurface along with new ones. They are in plain sight. And anyone with responsibility – myself first – cannot turn away.
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Our tribute to the Santuzza would be empty and meaningless if in front of her, tonight, we do not all commit to a turning point. These are mortal wounds for the social body of the city.”
This was said in his Speech to the city by the archbishop of Palermo, Corrado Lorefice, president of Migrantes, tonight in Piazza Marina, at the 402nd Festino of Santa Rosalia, explaining: “I think of the overwhelming and suffocating return of the racket. The series of intimidations that want to divert good people from doing good. The widespread and unscrupulous violence. The hysterical and youthful resurgence of the mafia which has in its stupidity the greatest danger.
The mafia is already stupid and petty, starting with its so-called leaders, as demonstrated by the latest effective operations of the carabinieri and police forces.”
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