00:00We have concluded the starting point here at the Caserma Goi Pantanali, as you can see
00:05in my eyes the stage is already set up, but the festival is going on for the Friuli,
00:14in places that were shown by the telemoto, and today is celebrated with the 20th stage
00:21of Italy, the penultimate, before the grand finale in Rome. We have seen a lot of people,
00:28and we are with Fabio Bergamasco, who is among the guests today, who is here to see this
00:35manifestation. Where do you come? How was the event?
00:39We are starting this morning at Arturiaco, at 6pm, to be sure to have a seat in the morning.
00:45It was certainly emotional to live the day, because in addition to the sporting event, there was also the event
00:51that was called what happened 50 years ago in this region, a very emotional moment,
00:56that has been put into account for a while, and how it became today, in this sense, in
01:02poco tempo, a total recovery of what was the devastation that had been in this region.
01:09We are with the commander Lorenzo Rivi, commander of the 8th Regiment Alpini, the festival is
01:15a bit of a title of the Coda here at Gemona, after the start. The Caserma Goi Pantanali is
01:21the heart of this moment in the beginning of the sport and the significance of this moment in a
01:26simbolical place like this?
01:28Yes, yes, as you said, it is a simbolical place. Here there were 29 victims of the Coda.
01:35Here we go to the Coda, which is the center of the Coda, which is a symbol of the Coda.
01:45After all the celebrations and commemorations, today is a day of the celebration, we are
01:50celebrating with this part of the Giro d'Italia, which, by the way,
01:56the Coda racchiude a little bit of all the values that have been seen in the reconstruction,
02:01in the soccorsi of the terremotions, which are those of the generosity, of solidarietà .
02:05And so we like to celebrate these values.
02:09We'll see you next time.
02:09I'll see you next time, Lore.
