Mattarella Reflects on Constitution Revolution
The Italian parliament celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Constitution Assembly. President Mattarella honored those killed by fascism. The event was met with applause.
The Italian parliament held a ceremony to mark this important date. President Mattarella spoke about the creation of the Constitution. He mentioned Giacomo Matteotti and Bruno Rosselli, who were killed by the Fascist government. The event recognized the peaceful revolution and the danger the Fascist regime posed to Italy. The assembly honored those who died fighting for the new Constitution.
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Highlights
Mattarella's Speech at Chamber
President Mattarella spoke about honoring the founders of the Italian Constitution.
80th Anniversary of Assembly
The Italian parliament celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Constitution Assembly's first session.
Fascist Threat to Unity
Mattarella said the Fascist regime threatened Italy’s unity.
Martyrs Assassinated by Fascism
Mattarella called Matteotti and Togliatti ‘martyrs assassinated by fascism’.
Honoring Assassinated Figures
The event honored Matteotti and Rosselli, who were killed by the regime.