I NEED your help to give justice to my mother; tomorrow it's their feast, help me to get a little of peace..Tks

Hi, I am  an Italian woman.

 In Italy the situation is very difficult.

We are going through a crisis both economically and socially very heavy.

Almost every day a person commits suicide because of economic or social problems, often for problems of justice 

Even  for it  we are the 190 th place in the world rankings .."Black shirt" also  for European Commission.

I put a petition on Care 2 site, the field Human Rights, with which I ask justice for the murder…

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