Overview

• Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni emphasized the need for a shared national memory, calling Sergio Ramelli's death a pivotal moment in Italy’s history that both the right and left must confront.
• A commemorative postage stamp and the dedication of public spaces, including a square in Sesto San Giovanni, were unveiled to honor Ramelli and other victims of political violence.
• Meloni urged young people to reject hate-driven ideologies and to defend their beliefs with strength and love, citing Ramelli as an example of courage and conviction.
• Senate President Ignazio La Russa highlighted the importance of remembering victims across the political spectrum, referencing both Ramelli and left-wing activists Fausto Pinelli and Lorenzo Iaio.
• Tourism Minister Daniela Santanchè criticized the use of Roman salutes at commemorations, stating they hinder efforts to foster reconciliation and are not representative of Fratelli d’Italia.