Emotion on the stage in Naples. From Franco to Vespa all the winners
(ANSA) – NAPLES, SEPTEMBER 12 – Rahila Saya is just over 20 years old, she studies Law and Political Science at the University of Kabul, or at least she was studying, and was the leading face of the Andisheh radio and TV station until the dawn of 25 August, when he left the city now in the hands of the Taliban thanks to the intervention of the consul Tommaso Claudi and the Italian security forces. On the stage of the Biagio Agnes Award, which awarded her international recognition, she thanks all those who helped her, promises “to be a good Italian citizen” and tells of when threatened she said “nothing to her family so as not to worry them”.
This was the most exciting moment of an intense evening, also due to the physical presence of the public, as underlined by the conductors Mara Venier and Alberto Matano. A presence that also stimulated the appeal of Emilia Costantini, awarded for the cinema, who asked the government and the present minister Luigi Di Maio so that “as Minister Franceschini also asked for a return to total capacity for the venues of the show,” otherwise theaters like the Sistina are in danger of being closed “. The award, organized by the Biagio Agnes Foundation of which the councilor Rai Simona Agnes is president, took place for the first time in the Romantic Garden of Palazzo Reale in Naples and was broadcast on Rai1 on Saturday 11 September in the late evening.
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