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Bologna remembers the August 2nd massacre. Mattarella: "The neo-fascist strategy aimed to destroy freedom and democracy."

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Bologna commemorated the anniversary of the August 2nd massacre with a ceremony held in the city. The event served as a moment of national reflection, attended by local officials, relatives of the victims, and representatives of the government.

During the proceedings, President Sergio Mattarella characterized the attack as a neofascist strategy aimed at undermining Italy's freedom and democracy. Undersecretary Nicola Molteni echoed this assessment, confirming the neofascist matrix of the tragedy and framing the anniversary as a significant date for the entire nation. Mayor Matteo Lepore emphasized the event's profound historical importance for Bologna.

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ANSA (Rome, Italy) (IT) - First entry Focuses on presidential rhetoric and inclusion of victim relatives
ANSA (Rome, Italy) (IT) - Second entry Highlights government acknowledgement and local administrative significance
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