As part of the celebrations for L’Aquila, Capital of Culture and Legality, the shared remembrance initiative launched in collaboration with the 34th Borsellino Award will conclude on Saturday, May 30, with an event of international significance. The event, titled “Capaci di credere” (Capable of Believing), stems from the desire to transform the memory of the sacrifice of Giovanni Falcone and the victims of the Mafia into an ethic for the present, founded on responsibility and the overcoming of indifference.

The highlight of the evening will be Gen Verde – International Performing Arts Group, which will offer a powerful musical tribute dedicated to the values of brotherhood and justice. Through the universal language of art, the group invites citizens—and young people in particular—to view the world with a critical eye and to rediscover civic engagement as a form of ethical resistance. The performance thus becomes an opportunity to reaffirm that the fight against the mafia is won by remaining “more humane and more just,” building a society capable of choosing the common good and the values of the Constitution every day.