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Lucia Lo Palo and Luigi Crespi visited the Naples headquarters of the United States of the World and the Museum of Peace MAMT, an emotional heritage of humanity.
Welcomed by President Michele Capasso, they visited the main emotional itineraries, stopping at the Churchill Hall, Don Diana, Raffaele Capasso, the Great Mosque, the Chapels dedicated to John Paul II, Padre Pio, Mother Mazzarello and Don Giovanni Bosco, Pino Daniele and all the rooms dedicated to the United States of the World.
At the end of the visit, a collaboration was hoped for to affirm the inalienable values of the United States of the World. Luigi Crespi dedicated to President Capasso his recent book "THE SPIN DOCTOR. MEMOIRS OF MY SEVEN LIVES PLUS ONE".

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At the Museum of Peace - MAMT we remembered Sister Maria Pia Giudici on the fourth anniversary of her death. Pictures, poems, paintings, books, interviews and much more on the large video walls of the Museum recounted the long life of a religious who made the Gospel and love for Jesus the foundation of her existence.
President Michele Capasso was moved to tears as he recalled his long friendship with Sister Maria Pia and the example of a simple life in joy, well summed up in the film "MARIA PIA GIUDICI: THE JOY IN A SIMPLE LIFE".
In connection with the San Biagio House of Prayer (Subiaco) there was a touching moment of collective remembrance that ended with the intervention of Bishop Giovanni Giudici, Sister Maria Pia's nephew.
On this occasion the visits of Sister Maria Pia to the Don Bosco Museum and Chapel were recalled.

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The Secretary General Michele Capasso, the Council of Ambassadors, the Governing Council with Pia Molinari and Jacopo Molinari, the International Committee, the delegates of the autonomous sections "Fondazione Mediterraneo", "Accademia del Mediterraneo" and "Almamed" and the heads of the branch offices expressed their outrage at the death of Aleksej Navalni.
"This is a defeat of democracy and freedom," said Secretary-General Michele Capasso speaking to a group of students to whom he showed a video circulating on social networks from the documentary named after him. Users are relaying a specific scene from the film in which the Russian dissident recites what could be considered his spiritual testament. "If they decide to kill me," Navalny says in the video, "it means that we are incredibly strong and we must use this power. Sitting in semi-darkness at the counter of a completely empty bar, the activist asks his followers to continue what he started: "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing. So do not be inactive".

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