Which state, which democracy, which justice? The crimes of the powerful in Italy, past and present

Deportation; massacre; black subversion; mafia. These are the key words that open up a battle for democracy and a path of awareness that is increasingly necessary to regain possession of one's national biography. The crucial role of neo-fascism in the post-war period, in the Strategy of Tension, in the massacres and in the relationship with the Mafia. The weight of a legacy and the progressive changes to the Constitution that have intoxicated the relationship between citizens and power. Italy is in fact the only country in Europe in which such a long and uninterrupted sequence of massacres, coups d'état and political murders have taken place, united by a single common denominator: the depredations, the true seal of Italian power, which does not want and cannot even tell the truth. An encounter that traces a path through hundreds and hundreds of pieces of evidence, from Portella della Ginestra to the present day, and tries to turn the most complex issues into simple ones. After all, the magistrate and the journalist are called upon to do the same thing: reconstruct the past, especially those pieces of the past that power wants to be forgotten, even at the cost of rewriting it, History. Scarpinato, who after decades of delicate investigations is now a Senator of the Republic, and for the government majority he is a target to hit. A target chosen.