02:30....
02:47It's something that I still remember.
02:52The morning later, there was a radio-journal where they said that there was a telemoto
02:58and there were some dead, when we were a Gemona and we had already 100 in line.
03:05Some people that night did not sleep, not because they were afraid,
03:10but because they felt that telling us was necessary to excavate,
03:15that the words could take away someone from their hands.
03:27The biggest difficulty during those days of the telemoto
03:32was to constantly impact the pain,
03:37the pain, the pain, the pain, the pain.
03:40For a journalist, the need, also workative,
03:44is to be compatible with the people
03:48with which happen things that you have to say after.
03:53Compatir in the sense etymological term,
03:56that is to be sent together with those people.
03:58And to feel that pain and pain,
04:02that pain and pain,
04:03that pain and pain,
04:06is also very difficult.
04:09I remember still that it happened in the morning,
04:13the 7th of May,
04:15that was immediately after the scoss,
04:17when I arrived,
04:19I brought them to the school's school
04:23where the first corps were extracted from the bacteria
04:28and there were two very small brothers
04:31who died together.
04:34And the rest of the children
04:37In that video,
04:48between the tents and the murder,
04:49someone of a diary had written down
04:51a letter and wrote,
04:52He wrote, firma qui, because the Friuli doesn't want only to survive,
04:57he wants to build.
04:58It wasn't a dream.
05:00It was a firm, then another, then 30.000.
05:06While these firms were collected in various communities,
05:11the drama of the terremoto,
05:13which has somehow gone through the life of each one of us.
05:18In a way, in a way,
05:20in a way,
05:20in a way,
05:23in a way,
05:24in a way,
05:26in a way,
05:28a little bit of the destruction
05:29of the social and urban
05:32of our communities,
05:34which was a important part of the Friuli,
05:37but that then, of fact,
05:38a bit of everything.
05:40This was obviously,
05:41it could be the end of that initiative
05:44because, certainly,
05:45not the priority in that moment
05:47to collect the firm
05:48as much as it was to liberate the macer,
05:51to give the tender,
05:52to give the pastry,
05:53to make sure the edifices,
05:55to make sure the product,
05:58and so on.
05:59But,
05:59in that dramatic moment,
06:02of suffering,
06:03and even of smarration,
06:05this initiative
06:06came from the context,
06:08from the tendopoli,
06:09from the population,
06:11the need to say
06:13we should continue this initiative
06:15and it refers very well
06:17to Professor Petracco
06:18who, at the time,
06:18was President
06:20of the Committee
06:21for the University of Friulana
06:22in his book
06:22The Lotta for the University of Friulana,
06:24he reminds me
06:25how it was so called
06:28by the various citizens,
06:30by the various committees,
06:31from the people
06:33who lived the drama
06:34of the accident
06:35to continue this initiative,
06:37an initiative
06:37that is simply
06:38because in many communities
06:40were then cringed,
06:41so the firm
06:42were still now
06:43collected until the moment
06:44and they were completely lost,
06:46and there was then
06:46a capillare
06:48of the recovery
06:50but also an initiative to collect the people of the population.
06:56When I went to that age, I lived in the class, I lived in a condominium, in a street of
07:05condominium,
07:06and I remember that the day after I asked a question, I think, in Latin and I was there
07:16that I was going to pass, it was cold, I remember the open windows that they gave up on the
07:21terrace,
07:22and I remember the initial moment, which was the first scossa of the movement,
07:28in a way a little unconscious, we went all in the terrace to see what happened,
07:32and then we entered, I was sedated to study, and there was an experience that I remember,
07:41like a moment drammatic, I would say, I was living in a condominium,
07:45I felt that the second was interminable, it was an experience, I think it was a bit of an impression,
07:56that you say, and now when I die, when I die, when I die, when I die, and that was
08:02the initial moment,
08:02and then after, obviously, after the scossa, we were all gone, I remember this, with the leopard where I was
08:11alive,
08:14where people walking dressed in the way more strange. There was a car in bag, car in docket, car in
08:21ciabatta,
08:21it was absolutely absolutely small, and all of us were looking at the information and all of us wereoli.
08:28i primi ecchi di quello che era stato molto più, perché per noi ci fu una grande paura,
08:34sostanzialmente i danni erano pochi e limitati e le scuole furono sospese e iniziò anche
08:40l'impegno, quindi ricordo, io partecipavo, vivevo nella parrocchia del Carmine, ricordo
08:46che nel cortile della parrocchia cominciarono a arrivare i primi aiuti e quindi cominciamo
08:50a partire la mattina con le camionette, andavamo nelle zone terremotate, guidate ovviamente
08:56da persone più esperte di noi a spostare massi, a fare attività di sgombero piuttosto che
09:04di supporto alla popolazione e in quel momento ricordo questo grande impegno, grande impegno
09:11prima di tutto operativo, materiale, che poi divenne anche impegno nella raccolta firme,
09:18perché dopo 8-10 giorni si ricominciano queste attività e fu una stagione ricchissima di cose,
09:24poi non dobbiamo dimenticare che poi ci fanno le scorse di settembre, quindi è una stagione
09:29continua in qualche modo di incertezza dal punto di vista della stabilità della situazione,
09:36però era anche una stagione straordinaria di speranza, di voglia di futuro, di costruire,
09:45di sentire un dovere interiore che mutuavi anche da quelli più anziani di te, che dovevi
09:51partecipare, che in qualche modo tu portavi forse una goccia o mezza goccia, quello che
09:56era, che però anche quella mezza goccia poteva servire.
10:17Quella firma raccolta tra le macerie è diventata un'aula, quel sogno urlato nelle tendopoli
10:22è diventato un ateneo e quella generazione che non aveva paura di costruire ci ha lasciato
10:28in eredità il coraggio di farlo ancora.
