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For twenty years, Giovanni Ricci woke up angry. “I looked at myself in the mirror and I was angry,” he says, his voice trembling. I was left with no other option, I was condemned to hate. » An audience of students listens to him, taken aback, seated in the amphitheater of the Gabriele-d’Annunzio high school in Pescara. The anger of Giovanni Ricci was born on March 16, 1978. He was then 12 years old and lived in Rome with his parents and his little brother. His father, Domenico, is the bodyguard and confidant of Aldo Moro, the president of the Christian Democracy (DC), a Christian centrist party, the majority in Italy since the post-war period. The sequence of the day is engraved in his memory. He has told this story thousands of times.
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