The attack in Modena highlights structural failings in our society: heroism, compassion and even excellence are no longer enough.
Author Tahar Lamri
Tahar Lamri
Writer and journalist. Born in Algiers, he arrived in Italy in 1986. He lives in Ravenna. He has collaborated with Il Manifesto, Internazionale, and has written short stories and plays. He collected some of his writings in the book "I sessanta nomi dell'amore" (The Sixty Names of Love), Fara Editore, 2006.
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