Sérgio Moro: I will permit myself to read a passage here.
Sérgio Moro: Giovanni Falcone wrote a small book in 1991 — before, therefore, being the victim of that bomb attack — in which he already complained about the disorganization of the Italian State in protecting law enforcement agents.
And, at the end of the book, almost as prophetic words, he wrote the following: One generally dies because one is alone or because one has entered a game larger than one's possibilities.
Sérgio Moro: One often dies because one must act in an improvised way and, without being helped, one is destined to be shot.
Sérgio Moro: In Sicily, the mafia wounds the servants of the State, whom the public authorities cannot protect.