17 January 2017
The special TG3 Campania dedicated to the Museum of Peace - MAMT.
16 January 2017
The Fondazione Mediterraneo held the 100th international conference on the theme of Islàm, today more than ever topical.
In more than 25 years - said President Capasso - the Foundation has been characterized by the attention paid to the Islàm theme, as evidenced by the hundred conferences held: from the Forum of 1997 with over 2,000 participants in the programme "Mediterranean, Europe, Islàm: actors in dialogue" coordinated by Prof. John Esposìto. An important experience that is presented today in the emotional path of the Museum of Peace - MAMT entitled Un Mare, tre Fedi, dedicated to the three monotheistic religions. I would like to thank Corriere della Sera for having published the interviews of the main participants who today allow us to review the main stages of the programme ".
16 January 2017
A group of visitors from Nuremberg to the Museum: immersed in the emotional paths and memory of Pino Daniele.
16 January 2017
The Fondazione Mediterraneo held the 100th international conference on the theme of Islàm, today more than ever topical.
In more than 25 years - said President Capasso - the Foundation has been characterized by the attention paid to the Islàm theme, as evidenced by the hundred conferences held: from the Forum of 1997 with over 2,000 participants in the programme "Mediterranean, Europe, Islàm: actors in dialogue" coordinated by Prof. John Esposìto. An important experience that is presented today in the emotional path of the Museum of Peace - MAMT entitled Un Mare, tre Fedi, dedicated to the three monotheistic religions. I would like to thank Corriere della Sera for having published the interviews of the main participants who today allow us to review the main stages of the programme ".
15 January 2017
The Federazione Anna Lindh Italia Onlus participated in the World Migrant and Refugee Day: established by the Catholic Church after the First World War when thousands of people fled from their own countries, it today recalls the responsibility of politicians especially on the more than 25,000 minors migrants landed in Italy in 2016.
The theme of migratory flows is considered the humanitarian emergency of the century and constantly recalled by Pope Francis.
14 January 2017
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, also known as Abu Mazen, inaugurated the State of Palestine Embassy to the Holy See.
Abu Mazen met Pope Francis in the Vatican prior to the opening of the diplomatic headquarters in Via di Porta Angelica: during the conversation he handed over a stone from Mount Golgotha among the various gifts. The Pope instead presented the Palestinian President with the medal of the Jubilee year and an Arabic version of "Amoris laetitia" and "Laudato sii".
The opening of the Palestinian Embassy to the Holy See, Abbas declared,"is the sign that the Pope loves the Palestinian people and peace".
The Vatican State recognised the State of Palestine about a year and a half ago.
At the end of the meeting, Abu Mazen said:"I hope that other states will take an example from the Holy See".
Satisfaction and emotion expressed the President of the Fondazione Mediterraneo Michele Capasso, who recalled the meeting with President Abu Mazen at the Foundation's headquarters, during which the rapid recognition of Palestine as a "State" was hoped for, starting from the Holy See.
“A dream that has come true,"said Capasso," thanks to the "vision" of Pope Francis.
12 January 2017
The Anna Lindh Foundation Bulletin "Nouvelles du Reseau" has been published in French and English. Two activities of the Italian Network were highlighted: the General Assembly of 10.11.2016 and the meeting of the "Intercultura" Youth of 18.11.2016.
08 January 2017
Many members of the "Federazione Anna Lindh Italia onlus" have committed themselves to helping the clochards and homeless victims of the exceptional cold wave.
Thank you all for this social commitment in line with the aims of the Federation.
07 January 2017
President Michele Capasso, the members of the Executive Board and the International Scientific Committee, the heads of the Autonomous Sections of the Fondazione Mediterraneo express their deep condolences for the death of Mario Soares, founder member of the institution founded in Naples in 1991.
In particular, President Capasso recalls the affectionate fraternal friendship with the Portuguese statesman that has developed in the context of "socialism with a human face" based on respect for the values of solidarity and human rights.
The political activity of Mario Soares, who died today at the Red Cross hospital in Lisbon - where he was born on December 7,1924 - at 92 years of age, marked the twentieth century and beyond. Exiled by the Portuguese Salazarist dictatorship, he fought not only for the reconquest of democracy at home, which took place in 1974 with the Carnations Revolution, but for the entry of Spain and Portugal into the European Union and for the dream of the Socialist International in the mid-1970s when he in Portugal, Craxi in Italy, Mitterrand in France, Gonzalez in Spain and Brandt in Germany had created a reformist axis.
Twice Prime Minister, from 1976 to 1978 and from 1983 to 1985, twice President of the Republic (ten years at the summit between 1986 and 1996), Foreign Minister and Minister without portfolio in the first government after liberation, Soares - who had returned to Portugal on 28 April, three days after the last dictator's escape, Marcelo Caetano - led the transition from exile to France.
In hiding he founded the Socialist Party, which he led with great passion. Soares had a very complex relationship on the left with Alvaro Cunhal, the leader of the Communist Party. The two popular and democratic forces fought not only ideologically, but also on Europeanism: while Soares advocated a coalition of all the reformist and anti conservative forces, Cunhal resisted in a position of permanent revolution contrary to Berlinguer's euro-communism and to give way between the proletariat. They were both part of the first liberation government, but never fully bound.
Soares went ahead with his inclusion policy, did everything he could for the European treaties and in 1985 signed it to join the EU.
It was impossible - he said one day in his office at Fundaçao, which takes its name, in rua Sao Bento in Lisbon - to stay out; we came from post-revolutionary years that were very difficult from an economic point of view, the solution of a European market, a common currency, was the only one that could lead us to a development that otherwise we would not have had ".
The pro-European commitment of Soares developed in the Strasbourg Assembly, where he held a seat until 2004. He is also responsible for resolving almost all the international crises in Portugal, when African and Asian colonies gained independence from their mother country. Soares led the transition by avoiding further bloodshed.
Graduated in both philosophy and law, Soares has led the Modern College, an important academic institution founded by his father and now directed by his daughter. In the academic field he has held numerous positions in Portuguese and international universities.
07 January 2017
Large influx of visitors to the Museum of Peace - MAMT in the wake of renewed tourist interest for the city of Naples and for Italy in general.
In particular, the objects related to the three religions were appreciated: from the Mosque to the first Synagogue in the Arab world, to the objects and videos on the great protagonists of Christianity and Catholicism.