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Ernesto Olivero, founder of Sermig, dedicated to  Michele Capasso the first copy of “Letter to the Consciuous”.

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Michele Capasso and Ernesto Olivero in visit to the family of Don Giuseppe Diana . During the meeting was given to Emilio and his mother Jolanda the MAMT museum catalogue, in which is illustrated also the section dedicated to Don Peppe. Mamma Jolanda was deeply touched by the efforts spent to commemorate his child.

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Prof. Ruggero Maria Santilli  hold Lectio Magistralis called “New Sciences for a new era”. Joined to the meeting several scientists, researcher and between them are noteworthy Michele Capasso, Fondazione Mediterraneo’s President, Carmine Nardone chairman of Futuridea and Dr. Salvatore Càlleri Regione Sicilia Assessor.

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Michele Capasso, Fondazione Mediterraneo’s president joined to the cerimony for the 70° anniversary of religious blessing of Sister Maria Pia Giudici and the 50° of  Sister Maria Letizia and Sister Filomena. At the presence of church’s members, youngers and devotous followers bond to the order and to  Sister Maria Pia Giudici, has been presented the Sister Maria Pia Giudici’s book “This our good land” published by Fondazione Mediterraneo.

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The morrocan painter Farid Belkahia dead yesterday  at the age of eighty, after a long illness in his Marrakech city. Belkahia was one of the precursors of contemporary art in Morocco. He spent part of his childhood in Amezmiz, in the Marrakech region, heavily impregnated by his father, Mohamed Belkahia, who was part of the official delegation of interpreter at the inauguration of the Grand Mosque in Paris in 1926. Mhamed Belkahia has attended artistic environments and had different painters friends, including Anthony, Olek, Jeanine Teslar e Nicolas de Staël. Farid Belkahia was also introduced to painting at Olek Tlesar labs. Belkahia realizes her first oil portraits since he was 15 years old. In 1954 he organized his first exhibition at Hotel Mamounia, before flying to Paris to continue his studies at the School of Fine Arts in the French capital. The artist returned to Morocco in 1962, where he directed the School of Fine Arts in Casablanca until 1974 before deciding to devote himself entirely to his art. Farid is married to writer Rajae Benchemsi, from whom she had her daughter Fanou. Michele Capasso and Pia Molinari wish to express their condolences to the family, remembering the good times we spent together with Farid.

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