Italy may well debate Ukraine, but it must not forget the Russian threat. Il Foglio’s appeal against Putinism

Italy is free to debate its own decisions regarding Ukraine: the scale and nature of aid, defence spending, and diplomatic initiatives. But one thing should take precedence over any divisions: recognising the nature of the threat.

Across Europe, there has been a rise in acts of sabotage, clandestine operations, cyber-attacks, airspace violations and destabilisation campaigns attributed to or linked with Russia. These are developments that must be taken seriously. No foreign power can expect to influence Italy’s democratic choices through intimidation, threats, disinformation or psychological pressure. Italian foreign policy is decided in Italy, freely and democratically. Firmness in the face of hostile actions and the pursuit of peace are not mutually exclusive. We can call for more diplomacy without downplaying the threats. We can discuss how to support Ukraine without confusing democratic debate with external pressure.

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I wholeheartedly support your initiative. Putin is a dictator and an aggressor. Europe must have the courage to defend its own freedom and support Ukraine, without wavering and without ambiguity. Those who call for peace by asking the Ukrainians to surrender are rewarding the invader. Those who constantly seek excuses for the Kremlin should explain what sort of peace can arise from the subjugation of a free people. There must be no room for party political expediency on this matter: Europe’s security comes first. Enough of this leniency towards Putin. Freedom cannot be bartered away in the face of a dictator’s threats.

We must defend ourselves against attacks from those who wish to destroy centuries of history. We are the heirs to Hellenic culture, spread by the Roman Empire, which laid the foundations of the modern world: the Renaissance, the French Revolution, the Enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution. Values exported across the globe. Of course, we have made mistakes and caused tragedies, but enough of this ‘woke’ culture that pushes us to blame the West for all the world’s ills. Let us rediscover and defend our pride in being EUROPEANS. If they attack us, it is because they want to be what we are. Unfortunately, the various Putins of this world have as their allies a minority of Europeans who call for our very destruction (useful idiots?). Enough of this false, hypocritical, self-destructive sense of guilt about who we are. Let us rediscover the pride of being the result of centuries upon centuries of achievements and discoveries that have shaped the world.

Good morning; never before in this parliamentary term has there been such a deceptive and anti-Italian opposition as that of the ‘broad coalition’. The saying, ‘I’ll cut them off just to spite my wife’, appears to have materialised in these circumstances. There is a real threat in Europe, a threat that leads older observers like myself to remark: ‘But don’t worry, it’s just a Bavarian painter and decorator!’ Today, the cultural intelligence of our leaders appears to be on strike; everything is driven by a kind of anti-Meloni sentiment that borders on the pathetic and which, unfortunately, means that the whole of European politics is tainted by this attitude.

No to Putin. It would be desirable for the Italian intelligence services to investigate any links involving influence, funding or manipulation attributable to the Kremlin’s interests, rigorously and transparently verifying who might be acting, directly or indirectly, in line with those interests by accessing illicit funds.

Good morning, Friends of Il Foglio, I wholeheartedly support this appeal. I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to the Ukrainian people, including those who have not fully understood what is happening. Warm regards.

No to Putin. It is high time to apply anti-Putin sanctions at all levels, making it clear to the Russian people that these are not anti-Russian, BUT ANTI-PUTIN. Are we democrats incapable of getting our message across in Russia? By explaining the reasons behind the sanctions, showing that we are prepared to sacrifice part of our economy – and therefore our standard of living – rather than import a single cubic metre of gas. A practical example is worth a thousand words. No to Putin and all his cronies, including those abroad.

No, Putin, I wholeheartedly endorse the appeal. The delusional rhetoric that is given a platform in the media must cease. We can no longer tolerate it.

I wholeheartedly endorse Il Foglio’s appeal. Putin is alienating Europe; the latter, though facing difficulties, must adopt the strategy of ‘flectar non frangar’ – to resist, resist, resist – so that Putin bleeds himself dry economically. His own citizens will see to his downfall. Best regards to Il Foglio.

Churchill had it all figured out; the Americans stopped him. Today we are paying the price for a Russia that poses an eternal threat to peace in Europe and the world. No Putin, no Slavic Russia in Ukraine.

Dear Mr Cerasa and the Management of Il Foglio, I support the appeal against Putin and all forms of totalitarianism.

Russia is the main source of instability in the world; Putin is an enemy not only of Europe but of peace, and is completely indifferent to the conditions in which his people live. It is incredible that there is still talk of trust in negotiations with Russia without any firm military support for Ukraine.

It is painfully clear: what else do we need to connect the dots (as Editor Cerasa suggests) and face reality head-on? Putin is capitalising on our fear of death; only if we accept the risk (and the challenge) will we be able to survive, both as a European civilisation and as individuals. I agree, and, as always, long live Il Foglio.

From the film "Il compagno don Camillo". Peppone to Don Camillo: “And stop speaking ill of your real Russia to me; I want to carry on believing in my own.” I wholeheartedly agree.

I agree. Thank you as always. You are unique and brilliant.

No Putin.

No Putin.

I am joining the call to oppose the actions of Vladimir Putin and the Russian Federation against Ukraine, European countries and Italy.

It is time to determine who is against Putin and who is in favour of him. Enough of the hypocrisy that plays into the hands of an extremely dangerous criminal.

No Putin.

I sign this appeal with the utmost conviction.

I would like to sign the petition.

Good morning, I am signing the anti-Putin petition.

Daniele Moro, journalist

I sign this with conviction.

Good morning. On the rare occasion that I disagree with you—as is only right—I still believe you are the best source of information in Italy. Thank you for your work, which is vital in this ever-growing sea of disinformation and ignorance… Keep up the good work!

I wholeheartedly endorse Il Foglio’s “No Putin” appeal.

Dear colleagues at Il Foglio, I support your appeal. Best wishes for your work.

No Putin.

I agree wholeheartedly.

I fully agree with the content of this document, which I endorse of my own free will. Thank you for what you are doing to oppose the despot Putin. Best regards.

Paolo Biritognolo, Solicitor

I support the appeal by Il Foglio, the best newspaper in the galaxy. Putin, no thanks. (= Russians, go home).

No Putin.

Dear Il Foglio, I support the newspaper’s appeal against Putinism. Yours faithfully.

I confirm the subject line: no Putin!

Good morning, here is my byline.

Good morning. I would like to sign up to the Fogliante Appeal against Putinism. Thank you. Kind regards.

The left lacks a clear vision, both in general and, in particular, regarding Putin’s policies. I, who – alas – have always been on the left, have for several years regarded the PD’s stance as opportunistic and, in some respects, nostalgic for the Soviet past. I FULLY ENDORSE IL FOGLIO’S APPEAL.

No to Putin’s interference.

Good morning, I would like to sign the Foglio appeal against Putinism.

I am pleased to sign.

No Putin!

No Putin.

I support the petition

Signed.

Pietro Carlo Pastorino, Chartered Accountant

It is acceptable to defend oneself against Putin.

Dear Il Foglio, I am writing to ask if I may join your important appeal to protect Europe from Russian threats. Kind regards.

I wholeheartedly endorse Il Foglio’s appeal.

I welcome Il Foglio’s appeal. I fully agree with the reasons behind it.

I wholeheartedly support the appeal.

Let there be no ambiguity: NO PUTIN. As always, thanks to our Fogliuzzo.

Signed.

Antonio Colombo, Engineer

For what it’s worth: NO TO PUTIN AND HIS POLICIES, NO TO MOSCOW, THE CAPITAL OF INTERNATIONAL FASCISM!

Francesco Chiucchiurlotto, General Secretary of Uncem Lazio

Signed.

No Putin.

Let’s sign the petition. No to Putin.

I wholeheartedly agree.

NO PUTIN.

Good morning, my name is Enrico Groppi and I am signing the ‘No Putin’ petition. I am from Parma – and proud to live on Via Giordano Bruno (a street named after a great and heroic free thinker). Well done on the newspaper. Thank you.

I wish to sign.

No, Putin, return to where you came from (Mordor).

Dear Editor, as a former Member of Parliament, I receive the Chamber of Deputies’ press review every morning, well before dawn. I have read your editorial: "Appello fogliante contro il putinismo". I support this appeal.

No Putin! I agree.

I hereby endorse this with pleasure and conviction.

I agree.

I’m in – no to the criminal in Moscow.

I’ll sign!

It remains unclear how to dissuade Putin, as his focus appears to be solely on war. Europe, including Italy, must therefore prepare for a possible defence against his expansionism. The maxim “Si vis pacem, para bellum” remains sadly relevant. Best regards.

My byline is there.

NO PUTIN, NO PUTIN, NO PUTIN.

Russia’s very modest culture came to a standstill 100 years ago. Today, under Putin’s leadership, Russia offers humanity no products, services or projects for people’s well-being, but only raw materials, weapons and mafia-style protection. Putin’s Russia is a threat to human civilisation and brings about nothing but a decline in human well-being, whatever its cronies – including those in Italy who are in the pay of the Russian state – may say.

Good morning, I would like to register.

I am signing this to express my rejection of any interference by Russia in Italian politics. To give Putin the nod is to submit to him.

I would like to sign your petition.

I support your appeal and will never cease to thank you for a newspaper that stimulates curiosity and nourishes the mind every day. Kind regards.

Dear Sirs, I hereby sign the ‘No Putin’ appeal launched by Il Foglio. My name is Francesco Bisignani; I am a member of Azione, and I sit on the Promotional Committee as well as the National Executive of Europeisti.eu. Yours faithfully.

No Putin.

Include my byline as well.

I support the “No Putin” campaign promoted by Il Foglio.

Sign the petition.

No Putin.

I wish to endorse your appeal in the hope that it will prompt reflection among those who speak of peace but mean ‘leave us in peace’ – and, even worse, those who are nostalgic for a past of lost certainties or who seek to profit from them in the present, at any cost – to pause and consider (!!!).

Good morning, I would like to sign your petition.

There is no place in the world for those who attack and violate freedom.

I hereby declare my intention to sign the appeal published by the daily newspaper “Il Foglio”.

I sign this appeal with conviction, even though I do not identify with the Italian right.

Good morning, I would like to sign Il Foglio’s petition.

Luca Paci, journalist

I agree.

I am signing Il Foglio’s anti-Putin petition.

I join in this appeal. Best regards.

I agree.

Marco Pierini, deputy mayor of the municipality of Montespertoli (FI)

Hello, I would like to sign Il Foglio’s petition.

No Putin.

Thank you for your hard work and perseverance in upholding a clear, recognisable editorial line that is consistent from its premises to its conclusions (whether one agrees with it in whole or in part). Best wishes for the future. Your loyal subscriber.

I am signing the petition against Putinism

I’M SIGNING THE PETITION!

I am present.

I am signing the appeal.

I support and endorse the appeal put forward by ‘Il Foglio’. The Russian threat is not a slogan: it is a reality. Acts of sabotage and hybrid attacks, including very recent ones, are a fact. And these are all actions attributable to the dictator Putin: this, too, is a fact. This real threat must not be underestimated, as is often the case in certain political debates. To do so is irresponsible or, worse still, the behaviour of cynical demagogues. To disregard the Russian threat is to fail to recognise that it poses a danger. Our democracies, on the other hand, are in danger if we do not resolutely counter all the increasingly frequent and intense hostilities perpetrated by the Russian autocrat.

No Putin.

Good morning, I am signing your petition.

I am signing the petition.

Signed.

Dear Cerasa, your/our appeal must be supported. We must say a resounding NO to the intimidation (and, I might add, the aggression) of Putin and his gang. This is a duty from which we cannot and must not shirk.

Kind regards.

I endorse your appeal against Putinism. Thank you.

I agree.

I am signing the petition.

Good morning, I am writing to sign the petition. Best regards.

I support the appeal.

I endorse the appeal. Kind regards.

Yes.

I support this and all initiatives that say similar things. I do wonder, however: isn’t this rather like signing a manifesto by intellectuals declaring that water is wet? Where were we before? Putin has been in power since 2000. Putin has consistently declared both his conciliatory intentions and those envisaging a 21st century modelled on the 20th – the Soviet era – and the 19th – the Tsarist era. Both sincere and an absolute liar at the same time. Like Hitler: (as early as 1925, in "Mein Kampf", he had made his intentions clear). At the start of the century, I was working as a psychoanalyst in New York, the city with the largest number of citizens from other countries in the world. There were many Georgian citizens there. They were constantly gripped by anxiety: it wasn’t a pathology, but an inevitable anguish for the relatives they’d left behind in their homeland. Former Soviet troops, now Russian, were supposed to vacate their old bases: but they dragged their feet. Separatist regions were being established (in 2000, 2001, but it never seemed to end) under the protection of the Moscow-controlled army. Compared to it, the Georgian army was a laughing stock. I tried to study the maps and history books. But I still feel guilty for not having fully understood their anguish. Just as I did later, in 2014, when I was teaching in Kyiv. My local colleagues would say, ‘We’re at war’, but we’d discuss it in restaurants, and deep down I wondered if these weren’t rather hysterical statements. No: they were right; it was my relaxed tone – that of an Italian who’d grown up in comfort – that was wrong. I grew up in the second half of the 20th century. I knew mainly educated, anti-fascist people. They used to say: ‘Italy redeemed itself because, from September 1943, many had gone to the mountains.’ As an adult, I ventured to express my dissatisfaction: ‘But the mountains existed even before September 1943.’ In short, if you’re against fascism, it’s better to do something: without waiting until it’s all falling apart and you look good singing “Bella ciao”. And if you are opposed to Hitler and Stalin, and are discussing Putin, it is worth noting that Putin was already killing without scruples as early as 2001. It makes no sense to say: “He was open to peaceful solutions: it was the CIA and NATO who pushed things too far.” The “peaceful solutions” he was already practising back then consisted of razing Chechnya to the ground.

I wholeheartedly endorse this appeal because, as a sincere pro-European, I stand in solidarity with a people – whom I consider my own – who are defending their own freedom and that of the whole of Europe! And I believe, whilst respecting everyone’s ideas and positions, that we must not give in to any pressure, intimidation or threats from the Russian aggressor! Thank you for promoting this initiative.

I wholeheartedly support the “No Putin” appeal. The anti-democratic Putin must be increasingly isolated, and with him, the Putinists within the majority of the Italian government and the opposition. Kind regards.

I am delighted to support your campaign. Not to regard as a threat a country with 6,000 nuclear weapons, 40 per cent of its budget spent on armaments, a war currently underway and others looming on the horizon, the complete suppression of all internal opposition, and so on and so forth – I believe that is simply making fools of oneself, and alas, there is no shortage of such people in this disaster-stricken country.

Subscribe, subscribe, subscribe! Here I am.

I consider it a civic duty and a choice consistent with the values of freedom and self-determination of peoples to support Ukraine and its neighbouring countries, which are facing pressure and threats from Russia.

I wish to sign, with firm conviction, Il Foglio’s appeal against the ruthless dictator Putin.

Dear organisers, I hereby declare my wholehearted support for the appeal against the dictator V.V. Putin. In the streets of Rome, my city, I have not witnessed any demonstration against his cruel and senseless war of aggression against a sovereign country, Ukraine—a war that claims victims every day amid the almost total silence of our public opinion. It is high time, after far too long, to break this silence. My heartfelt thanks for all you do every day to ensure accurate reporting.

I concur: No to Putin and No to Putinism. Long live Il Foglio and its editorial team.

I wholeheartedly support Il Foglio’s appeal against Putin and against all forms of totalitarianism.

In my own small way, I support your initiative and everything that Il Foglio publishes to keep me informed about the situation in Ukraine.

I wholeheartedly endorse this appeal, believing – now as then – that the words spoken in September 2022 by the then leader of an opposition party remain valid: “Putin is once again demonstrating his Soviet-style neo-imperialist vision, which threatens the security of the entire European continent.”

I endorse the appeal. I have taken part in all the demonstrations in support of Ukraine, which is the victim of a brutal and predatory attack, but there were always very few of us because – inexplicably – the many Ukrainian victims do not elicit compassion, and the two million deaths from that war are invisible to our streets. It is incredible, but that is how it is.

Against the worst butcher of our times and his regime of atrocities and lies. Against Putin.

Twenty years after the murder of Anna Politkovskaya, I am joining your initiative.

I wish to sign the petition because I recognise the threat posed by Putin and I am concerned about the downplaying of the situation and the disinformation being spread by Conte, Salvini and Vannacci. I am also concerned about the ambiguities shown by Schlein and the PD. Thank you. Best regards.

I am participating in this initiative, which I believe is important in representing the non-negotiable values we wish to uphold. Thank you to Il Foglio for organising this initiative.

No to Putin. Every euro spent on opposing Putin is an investment in Europeans’ freedoms, not an expense.

I wholeheartedly support the appeal.

Raffaele Sibilio, National Assembly of the Liberal Democratic Party

We live in a country where we can choose which God to pray to, which party to vote for, what job to do, which newspaper to read, which programme to watch, and which sport to play; we live in a free and beautiful country. Honour to Ukraine, which is the shield of our democracy. A shield that we must make stronger every day: the shield of freedom. No to Putin, and glory to the Ukrainians. Thank you to Il Foglio for what it helps us understand every day.

I agree that part of my taxes should go towards supporting the Ukrainian people’s resistance.

I concur wholeheartedly and with conviction, particularly when I read about a leading physicist turning the laws of common sense and reality on their head.

Russian neo-imperialism, led by Putin, is unscrupulously committing the most heinous atrocities, killing civilians of all ages or robbing them of any future. Throughout its history, Europe has been through a great deal, but today it is founded on shared values, including freedom of expression, the separation of powers, transparency in public affairs and respect for human life, as well as on a shared commitment to fostering widespread prosperity. Putin’s Russia rejects all of this and pursues a bloodthirsty, perpetually unpredictable quest for revenge. Thank you for this initiative.

A resolute stance against aggression and a commitment to peace can coexist.

I consider Putin’s threat to freedom to be so imminent and insidious that, in order to join the initiative, I had to overcome a subtle concern for my own personal safety, which had even led me to hesitate in publicly expressing my full support for the ‘Noputin’ appeal launched by Il Foglio.

I had missed the appeal launched by Il Foglio a few days ago; however, since the start of last month, there have been five editorials by the Editor-in-Chief, ranging from “the shame of collective pacifism” to “the silence of the reckless”, right up to “understanding Putin’s blackmail of Europe”; to which is added ‘Who is the real Russian Trojan horse?’, by Luciano Capone – all significant pieces, which I have particularly appreciated at this very moment when political confusion reigns supreme in Italy.

And what if, to resolve the issue once and for all, someone were to adopt the solution already proposed by Domenico Quirico in La Stampa in March 2022? With best regards

Grazie a chi riesce a distinguere fra invasore e invaso.

Dear Editor Cerasa, I wish to thank you for your ‘No Putin’ campaign, which I support, and add the following: under Putin, Russia has become even more of a system based on fiction, the rewriting of history and constant indoctrination with propaganda from childhood onwards. Russia and the Russian people must decide whether to cease being an empire (derzhava) that refuses to die, or to become a modern democracy. No Putin. No to Russia. Slavs of Ukraine. Kind regards.

I am signing the appeal launched by Il Foglio because I believe Putin has crossed his Rubicon. He can no longer turn back and is prepared to do anything.

Certainly not Putin, but also no to Alessandro Orsini, no to Angelo d’Orsi, no to Giuseppe Conte and no to those like them. Best regards

If even a fraction of the protests directed against Israel had instead been staged outside Russian embassies worldwide, urging Putin “enough of this absurd war,” perhaps by now we would be witnessing genuine peace talks.

I fully endorse this appeal! Putin is just like Stalin; after all, he is a former member of the Soviet KGB. No to one-sided pacifism, championed by political opportunists or former pro-Soviet figures. Yes to the necessary rearmament for the defence of the homeland.

I am supporting your initiative (even though I am naturally resistant to appeals). As far as I am concerned, this text represents a minimum level of support for Ukraine and for Europe as a whole against Russia’s attacks – a level that should undoubtedly be strengthened through a full and concrete contribution to the defence of Ukraine and our own country. Thank you to Editor Cerasa and all the journalists at Il Foglio for your work!

Why “Gdańsk is worth dying for”. Best regards.

I am joining the discussion somewhat belatedly. Cherchez l’argent.

Organising deserters is fine; perhaps we should start with those from the Russian army. I’m happy to pay my taxes to defend Europe militarily… no ifs, no buts.

In support of the Ukrainian resistance, for justice, life and freedom for the Ukrainian people and all peoples oppressed by dictatorships, I stand in solidarity. Best regards

Good morning. Supporting Ukraine while also remembering its other neighbours (Georgia, Chechnya, Moldova, Estonia, Latvia, Belarus, Lithuania, Poland) is a civic and cultural duty. The falsehoods peddled by those who would rather not help the Ukrainian people must be politically countered. The Nazi-communism of Putin and his henchmen is proving to be far worse than the so-called ‘genocide’

At this advanced age and after having read so much, for the first time in my life, I am formally ‘endorsing’ a common-sense initiative that does you credit.

I wholeheartedly support the appeal launched by Il Foglio against Putinism and Putin’s repeated interference in European politics. Let us stand united in defence of freedom and democracy. Kind regards.

I am reminded of Putin’s values and methods every morning when, near Milan’s Garibaldi Station, I walk past the plaques dedicated to Anna Politkovskaya and Alexei Navalny. I would like to thank Il Foglio and I wholeheartedly endorse this.

As a reader of Il Foglio from the very beginning, I support the appeal against autocracy and Putin’s aggressive and expansionist policies. How can one fail to see that this is a real threat to the freedom of the whole of Europe?

Long live a free Ukraine. I hope to see a federal Europe of which the heroic Ukrainian people are a part. Slava Ukraïni!

The silence of a section of the left in the face of Putin (and the Iranian regime, to name but two) amounts to an abdication of political responsibility; the relativism that justifies it is even more serious: it subordinates the condemnation of authoritarianism to ideological expediency.

I wholeheartedly agree: it is essential to work in every country to foster a culture of participation and democratic life, countering any illusion that the problems of complex state administration can be resolved by resorting to authoritarian powers or figures. This means combating social disengagement and isolation, which serve the ruling classes’ interests in preserving power and inequality. Vladimir Putin’s rule in Russia stands as the criminal outcome of these trends, which, as numerous signs suggest, may well emerge elsewhere too.

I join Il Foglio in condemning the arrogance and inhumanity of the Russian dictator Putin.

I fully support Il Foglio’s campaign to bring to the attention of an indifferent public that the values of freedom, democracy and independence are non-negotiable, not only for the Ukrainian people, who are fighting and paying with their lives, but also for the democratic West.

NO! NO! NO!

They had all the potential to become a major economic power, yet they squandered it in pursuit of imperialist ambitions.

I am firmly opposed to Putin’s relentless threat, whilst also condemning the inconceivable anti-European ‘Russophilia’ of certain Italian politicians. Thank you and best regards.

No to Putin’s worldview, no to Putinism.

No to Putin and his supporters, including those here at home.

I utterly reject any official defence of why or how the situation has deteriorated (according to our pro-Russian folk). Today we stand with Ukraine, alongside a sovereign state which, over the last century, has paid for the Bolshevik onslaught with millions of lives and which today defends its desire for freedom with its very existence and unrivalled resilience.

I fully support your initiative. Putin, in defiance of all defenders of freedom, is carrying out a military conquest in an undemocratic and violent manner. Failing to defend Ukraine by every possible means (and even more) would leave us vulnerable to suffering the same invasion, whether by force of arms or by other, more insidious but no less dangerous means. Too many people fall for this, either for the sake of a supposedly peaceful life or because they secretly agree with it. Long live Ukraine, now and forever!

The war against Europe and the liberal West has already begun, and we must rally en masse behind those who defend freedom, just as Il Foglio does. Kind regards.

No to Putin, yes to democracy, freedom and Europe. Glory to the Ukrainian resistance.

Also signed by: Andrea Piana, Antonio Lucchi, Daniela, Rosella Corradi, Alberto Bianchi, Paola Gariglio, Andrea Ferrati, Gianluca Winkler, Rita Pegorer, Egidio Papetti, Renato Fianco, Francesca Caporale, Alessandro Fanchin, Tommaso Berruti, Luisa Lanzetti, Fabrizia Lucato, Angelo Varese, Riccardo Bruni, Carla Bosi, Anna Zambelli, Antonio Sechi, Giovanni Leone, Enrico Iachello, Diego Cassani, Cristian Brusamolino, Laura Bechelli, Adriana Volpini, Lello Russo, Claudio Bucovaz, Carlo Monti, Carlo Cozzarini, Pierpaolo Campostrini, Gianfranco Siani, Marco Fabio Apolloni, Giovanni Zurlini, Maria Carmela Sepa, Guido Marce, Silvestro Gallipoli, Lucio Pesetti, Stefano Musu, Lorenzo Baradel, Nicola Maria Tommasini, Glauco D’Altri, Pierpaolo Mancini, Orazio Scalise, Tiziana Gibelli, Nicola Capozza, Marco Spiga, Ettore Maria Rosato, Roberto Frabetti, Pietro Mario Anzani, Alfonso Pavone, Fabrizio Fagnola, Francesco Crocco, Roberto Aversano, Egidio Cecchini, Paolo Galli, Armando Corbella, Gianbattista Fachin, Maurizio Auriemma, Giudita Vitto, Leila Palermo, Francesco Ghisu, Massimo Preite, Caterina Armeni, Anne Marie Paltsou, Giovanni Giudici, Marco Malvaldi, Luigi Virgintino, Silvja Manzi, Marco Messeri, Antonluca Cuoco, Renzo Re, Giovanni Scassa, Alessandro Gargiulo, Adriano Buoso, Massimiliano Di Pasquale, Marco Tullio Liuzza, Emilio Tremolada, Rosario Brischetto, Andrea Giacomoni, Francesco Pini, Guido Fornasier, Aldo Caraceto, Mauro Bompani, Stefano Galanti, Valeria Baro, Luigi Gravagnuolo, Bruno Pezzin, Francesco Rotunno, Andrea Piana, Roberto Bassi, Elena Kostioukovitch, Luca Ronzoni, Fabio Tagliaro, Fabrizio Giogoli, Rita Pinna, Attilia Giuliani, Marco Carletti, Marcello Portesi, Federico Cecconi, Giuliano Franzon, Massimo Maxi, Alessandro Tosi, Valter Rosso, Eugenio Giommi, Daniela Manessi, Arnaldo Lancia, Francesco Giosa, Nadia Bertolani, Giulio Peppini, M. Angela Del Favero, Ferdinando Previti, Viviana Giancotti, Elena De Marzi, Vanio Balzo, Emanuela Giachetti, Roberto Banchini, Renato Signorni, Paolo Miorandi, Franco Simonetti, Pietro Baldi, Nicola Leone, Luciano Allegri, Adriana Ramoni, Mauro Ramoni, Ernesto D’Anna, Graziella Grazioli, Eustachio Dubla, Franco Andreucci, Domizio Baldini, Paola Giovanna Boni, Tommaso Barrasso, Nure Aglio, Bruno Ferrarese, Mirella Devoto, Marco Zanasi, Roberto Chiarini, Tano Pirrone, Pietro Parisi, Michele Iovieno, Antonella Mele, Gianni Debiasi, Aldo Ligabò, Francesco Belgrano, Maria Ponsi, Monica Nelli, Raffaello Bellano, Paola Trombetta, Paolo Polverino, Gino Puletti, Silvano Bosia, Antonio Rinetti, Lidia Lauri, Giovanna Comis, Alberto Zombata, Vincenzo Valentini, Mario Lago, Nicola Melillo, Antonio Giannini, Piero Pedroni, Andreina Riccadonna, Mariarosa Da Pieve, Primo Schönsberg, Alberto Ciolfi, Enzo Gino, Sergio Tazzer, Luca Bordoni, Camillo Boldoni, Aldo Belloni, Mario Silvestro, Gianmario, Maurizio Micangeli, Valeria Reppucci, Giacomo Fasola, Michele Zampino, Giuseppe Drago, Luigi Pizza, Antonio Calvelli. Paolo Belloni, Giovanni Negro, Paolo Paramucchi, Domenico Del Vecchio, Mario De Vecchi, Antonio Giazzi, Marco Frignani, Raffaele Varani, Francesco Comazzi, Antonio Ventresca Termoli, Alma D’Aniello, Delfino Morelli, Oktavia Brugger, Massimo Barbieri, Christian Bulletti, Paolo Plossi, Vito Fanizzi, Giovanni Luca Giombetti, Silvio Scarone, Marco Chiandoni, Massimo Accolla, Valerio Giannellini, Roberto Barbolini, Paolo Valbusa, Andrea Costa, Clara Collesan, Roberto Graziano, Guglielmo Rizzioli, Franco Pozzi, Eva Scattone, Lorenzo Zunino, Ferdinando Cancelli, Sonia Mattiello, Mario Bruni, Giovanni Moglia, Marco Panjek, Cosimo Tresca, Michele Montanari, Elena Monzi, Ivan Visioli, Anna Polh, Sergio Malavasi, Francesco Caiola, Carlo Biagini, Paolo Cortesi, Maria Aurora Orta, Marco Moser, Antonio Amoruso, Maurizio Tomaini, Sergio Traverso, Biagio Marrone, Mariaconcetta Torrieri, Gilberto Storari, Mariangela and Nicola Buccico, Maurizio Monabario, Danilo Ghezzi, Jacopo Franzan, Valeria Pezzi, Carla Zaccaro, Andrea Lancellotti, Antonio Avino, Pietro Groppo Sembenelli, Fiorella Cardarelli, Francesco Greco, Santa Greco, Mauro Croce, Silvana Papalia, Anna Pintore, Massimo Felicini, Antonello Furnò, Gian Carlo Grassi, Beppe Minoia, Giovanna Tanti, Alessandra Nunciati, Gianclaudio Iannace, Giovanni Ruberti, Aurelia Gargano, Andrea Lisi, Silvia Monarbario, Francesco Santoro, Marzia Duse, Renato Bricolo, Claudio Bonacini, Enrico Scoccini, Claudio Biglieri, Maria Vincenza Giorgio, Stefano Ticci, Giovanni Spagnuolo, Marisa Fadoni-Strik, Werner Strik, Lucia Parisi, Franco Da Pozzo, Emanuela D’Alessio, Roberto Zago, Ugo Carpinelli, Alessandro Cimei, Attilio Casu.