
The mayor of Fiumicello Villa Vicentina, Alessandro Dijust, comments on the sentence in the case of Giulio Regeni, defining it as an important step for justice despite the difficulties and misdirections faced in the last ten years.
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Giulio Regeni was originally from Fiumicello Villa Vicentina. The legal case linked to his death was marked by numerous misdirections over the course of ten years.
"Ten years ago no one thought that we would arrive at a sentence with all the red herrings and everything else that happened, but instead we have arrived and it is an important step for justice." This is supported by Alessandro Dijust, mayor of Fiumicello Villa Vicentina, the small town in the province of Udine where Giulio Regeni lived with his family.
Family who, according to what we learn, is still in Rome after witnessing the sentence yesterday.
"Our hope was that there would be an even stronger condemnation, but in the meantime - continued Mayor Dijust - a truth has been established".
How did the small community of Fiumicello react? "The various administrations that have followed one another in recent years and the entire community have always been in solidarity" with Giulio Regeni's cause, "always close to the family".

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