All'incontro svoltosi nella libreria Zanetti e poi in occasione della presentazione del libro "Condannati a vivere" nella parrocchia di Guarda di Montebelluna, ho avuto la possibilità di conoscere il dott. Giuseppe Chemello, il quale mi ha scritto il commento che segue :
[...] Mi congratulo con for her strong commitment to know the reality of prison, actually misunderstood by many and remembered only in the negative moments, I appreciated his presentation to the library when it opened Zanetti considerations in mind that, in speaking of the prison planet, just miss a comma and you are immediately relegated to one side or the other on ideological positions.
than ever in these situations / institutional realities are very complex and easy to find solutions faster and easier, and what you want common sense, citizens are poorly informed and often fall prey to both ideological and political exploitation by the other party.
The experience direct my colleagues and health professionals with this institutional past several years should approach this topic in a documented way, with real data on the phenomenon in order to gradually introduce the complexity of the human, social, institutional, and legislative history contained within the walls of the prison. A colleague in Milan, Dr. Gianpiero Ferrario, has taught us that the prison is the home of the visible social conflict, and who enters the gates of the Houses District has a strong sense even if an understanding of how it turns out slowly.
On this line I found very stimulating the story by Don Pedro Zardo in the book and also varied the considerations made by people she consulted, I found less informed about this complex world and sometimes out of place out of some people in the two nights when I was there, I seemed to lend out to even political exploitation of natural election.
not want to elaborate, I just wanted to represent some of my comments on the presentation of such a sensitive subject, do feel the desire to congratulate you and express my appreciation.
Joseph Chemello
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