MILAN – Matteo Cazzulani, Chairman of the Integration Committee of Filitalia International Italian District, on Wednesday 10/30 expressed deep sadness for the death of first PM of the post-soviet Republic of Poland Tadeusz Mazowiecki.
Chairman Cazzulani, while signing the Book of Condolences in the Consulate of the Republic of Poland, in Milan, underlined that Mazowiecki, as the first PM of the democratic Poland after soviet dictatorship, was able to introduce a Free Market Economy and guarantee workers’ rights at the same time.
Chairman Cazzulani also stressed that Mazowiecki’s activity led to a full integration in the EU not only Poland, but also other Central European countries, such as Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Lithuania.
“PM Mazowiecki was a Christian-democrat that paid attention to social issues. He was also an activist for Human Rights, Liberty, Democracy and EU Integration. We have a lot in common, and I can stress that he is one of my models for my political and social activity” Chairman Cazzulani said.
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ABOUT MAZOWIECKI
Tadeusz Mazowiecki was the first PM in the free Poland from soviet dictatorship. Previously, he was a catholic dissident, who joined the protest against dictatorship organized by the independent travel union Solidarity. As a UN envoy in the Balkans, Mazowiecki denounced the Sebrenica massacre made by Serbian army against Bosnian Muslims.
ABOUT FILITALIA INTERNATIONAL
Filitalia is a US philanthropic organization active in the spread of Italian language and culture all over the world. Filitalia International was founded in 1987 by Prof. Pasquale Nestico, a member of the CGIE (General Council of the Italians Abroad).
Based in Philadelphia, PA, Filitalia is composed by 12 Chapters in the USA, 12 Chapters in Italy, other Sections in the EU, and a program of expansion elsewhere.
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