In Milan Ambrogini d'oro in the name of Crans-Montana, award to Albertini

It will be a Golden Ambrogini ceremony dedicated to the Crans-Montana tragedy on 7 December, when the Municipality of Milan will award the highest honors granted to those who have brought prestige to the city.

The Municipality commission that met to decide who the awards will go to has established that the Ambrogini in Memory will go to the two Milanese victims of the New Year's Eve massacre, Chiara Costanzo and Achille Barosi, in addition to them the medal in memory will go to Luca Attanasio, the ambassador killed in Congo, to the local police officer Francesco Imprezzabile who died during a chase, to the Green councilor Carlo Monguzzi, to the journalist Elena Pero and to Enrico Rizzi. The Great Gold Medal will instead go to the Community of families, Cgu Niguarda, health workers and school staff in support of the victims of Crans-Montana.

Among others, the recipient of the Ambrogino will also be the former mayor of Milan Gabriele Albertini, proposed by the Forza Italia group, the singer-songwriter Biagio Antonacci, Franz Wilhelm Baruffaldi Preis, a medical surgeon specializing in Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery from Niguarda who treated the boys injured in Crans. The designer Donatella Versace was also awarded the Municipality's highest recognition.

Among the awarded associations, to name just a few, there is the CISL Milan Metropoli, the Committee of Stumbling Stones, Unicef ​​Milan, the Garibaldi Venice Police Station, and the Lorenteggio Police Station. However, Emanuele Fiano, a member of the Democratic Party and member of the Jewish community, and the Museum of the Jewish Brigade of Milan, whose candidacy had caused controversy, will not receive the Golden Ambrogino.