continue the discussion on the vicissitudes of urban Lozio after the article by James Goldaniga on Graffiti.
Dear Editor, I know that
on Article Mr. Goldaniga, published in the November, Ales Domenighini has already responded with a letter that we fully share. We just wanted to try to clarify a few doubts: it is that maybe Mr. Goldaniga was influenced, or even misguided, by the fact that the cultural activity carried out by us this summer was the presentation of his latest book at the exhibit hall run by his son del'ex Pizio mayor?
Or maybe it was the fact that the same Michael Pizio the "notorious" Mr. Goldaniga has co-written a book on the history and people of Lozio, commissioned by the then junta in charge (forse. Pizio ..?) With allocation of resources to "one country on four villages, with 360 inhabitants and 200 families, "is probably the case be defined as significant?!? Thanks
hospitality
Fabio Baffelli
Eliana Giorgi
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