00:00What is the impact of the 50 years of the terremoto?
00:19The impact of the 50 years of the terremoto is first of all,
00:23to remember a tragedy where we have seen many victims,
00:28we have seen countries completely destroyed,
00:31and therefore the fear of the terremoto,
00:33because we have to say what it is.
00:36But we have to remember what it is,
00:40and that is today, the character of the Friulani,
00:43a character of resilience,
00:46of wanting to start immediately,
00:48to work, to work on the knees and to start.
00:51This has been the great message that we have been able to touch with hand
00:56and that has started from the people,
00:59but also from the officials,
01:01from the officials,
01:02from the community that have wanted to do something
01:04to leave pro-futuro.
01:07What has been left pro-futuro?
01:09Two important things.
01:11One, the great development of our territory
01:13and our communities,
01:15which we still touch with hands.
01:17Two, the great model of civil protection.
01:19We immediately started,
01:22we started working,
01:23we started working,
01:25and this model,
01:25which is a model that we envy all the rest of the Italy.
01:29And I think that, as a Friulani,
01:32I am very proud of you.
01:35What has been a life for?
01:41How have you lived in the first place?
01:44How did you live in the first place?
01:44How did you live in the first place?
02:04with the desire to grow, to grow and to see the country grow as it was once.
02:11In the future I see it as a country that is growing,
02:16looking at the logic a little different from what it was then,
02:20so it changes a bit the socioeconomic tradition of this country,
02:25once agricultural, now it is much more prone to tourism.
02:28So, around all those projects that are born and born in the time,
02:35there are important opportunities, so I hope that young people see in their country
02:40an opportunity of growth, of life and of their future for the next year.
02:4750 years after the tragedy of 1976,
02:50for Osopo, it presents a foundation of memorization,
02:54in the commemorations, in remembering the people who have no more,
02:59a moment of sharing with our community, with our population,
03:04of this tragedy that was the earthquake of 1976.
03:09Remember the people who are dead, who are missing,
03:13is a foundation that we have to put on our shoulders
03:18and bring it to new generations.
03:21This is why we need to be able to understand,
03:25understand and, especially, transmit to the next generation
03:29what our parents, our parents and all the people who helped us
03:34have done in those tragic moments that have destroyed our land.
03:40Also, I remember that Osopo,
03:42as well as Forgaria and as well as Montenars,
03:46we have the sad merit of having, in percentuale,
03:50population and territory, the highest number of people missing.
04:01I believe that one of the most important things that has left
04:05that terrible tragedy, but also the success of the reconstruction,
04:08and also the loss of the Commissary Fraternary of Zamberletti,
04:12is that we need to be able to prevent prevention
04:14and avoid that these tragedies repeat and reduce the risk.
04:18So, from there is a daily activity of preventive activities.
04:24We try to strengthen and improve the school district,
04:26our infrastructure, our public spaces,
04:29and this is the biggest effort that we are trying to do
04:31also according to the extraordinary transfer
04:34coming after the Covid-19 of the last year,
04:38and, especially, from the funding that the region has put on our disposal.
04:42It is an unique opportunity,
04:44both to ensure that the patrimonio of the edilizia,
04:47but also to be able to recover from the point of view energetically,
04:50the comfort and the capacity to adapt to the changes that a community must always have.
04:57So, those values we have synthesized in the desire to ripartire every time
05:01that there is a moment of difficulty,
05:03because in every moment of difficulty there are great opportunities,
05:06like those that were then caught.
05:08Part of the tragedy, there was an opportunity to develop for the entire region,
05:12which, as we can see today,
05:14even our generations have not been able to benefit.
05:22The people of Friulano are a caparbio people,
05:25because, immediately, from the day after the earthquake of the 6th May of 1976,
05:29it was committed,
05:30it was achinged the head,
05:31it was reimbursed the hands,
05:32and it was given to the reconstruction.
05:35And this is what happened, and we have this magnificent country,
05:41in my case, Venzone,
05:43and so, with the new technologies,
05:45there are also been a lot of studies,
05:46we have started from disasters,
05:48we are able to understand what were the possibilities,
05:50and what were the new technologies,
05:52so, with the new generations, we will leave this.
05:55In the specific case, here in Venzone,
05:56in the region of Portisvecchio,
05:58which is the only one that has been delocalized,
05:59because it is considered dangerous after the earthquake of 1976,
06:02we have the Selma Academy,
06:04and this serves both for civil protection and vigili of the fuoco,
06:07and Università degli Studi di Udine,
06:09which are there,
06:11they are there,
06:12they are in a classroom open,
06:13and they do their research,
06:15and they do their studies,
06:15and so, this serves also to improve the new technologies antisismic for the future.
06:32So, thisτιoke,
06:33I am...
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