VALLETTA (Island of Malta) – When it is dark and, at eight in the evening, “Republic street”, the artery that cuts through the old city, can no longer contain the at least 5 thousand who have collected the appeal of “Occupy Justice “and that, in silence, with candles and signs asking for” Justice and Truth “for the murder of the journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, what one no government of any country in the world should ever forget is emotionally accomplished. That memory, of which the request for justice and truth are basically daughters, cannot be erased. And that when this happens, free people raise their heads. With more force, with more courage, and with numbers than on an island slightly larger than Elba, nobody would have imagined on the eve. All the more so, if the memory attack took place over twelve very long months, enclosing the place – the monument that recalls the Great Siege of the island by the Ottomans – which, exactly one year ago, on October 16, 2016, was he was baptized as a spontaneous memorial of a country that had seen the freest of its voices broken by a car bomb.