Giuseppe Ayala

thumb|Giuseppe Ayala Giuseppe Ayala (1945) is an Italian politician and anti-mafia magistrate. Quotes Alfredo Morvillo, the magistrate brother of his wife Francesca, introduced us in 1981. We were at the Palace of Justice in Palermo, where we had a coffee. We chatted and immediately hit it off. From then on, we saw each other regularly: at least a couple of times a week, we would meet for dinner with our wives. Ayala: vi racconto Giovanni Falcone, Focus, derived from Il coraggio di essere eroi (Focus Storia Biografie, 2012) The corpse of Falcone was pounced upon by jackals and hyenas whom Giovanni knew and whom I also know. "L'Italia non meritava Falcone", La Stampa, 7 June 1992 (About the Milan judiciary during Mani pulite investigation) A judiciary that must be protected from any attempt to delegitimize it, in order to maintain its prerogative as an institution committed to restoring legality. "L'Italia non meritava Falcone", La Stampa, 7 June 1992 Chi ha paura muore ogni giorno Incipit The appointment was set for early afternoon on Friday, May 22, at Ciampino airport. Falcone, as was often the case, would give me a ride to Palermo on the government plane. In the morning, he called me to warn me of a change of plan. Francesca would not be able to get off work in time. The takeoff was postponed by twenty-four hours. “Giovanni, arriving in Palermo on Saturday evening and leaving on Monday morning makes me think it's better for me to stay in Rome. Thank you, see you next week.” At 5:59 p.m. that Saturday, 500 kilograms of TNT destroyed five lives and the dignity of this country. I should have been there. The “nobody” who hadn't saved Ninni Cassarà stayed by my side. I owe him my life. Bibliography Giuseppe Ayala, Chi ha paura muore ogni giorno. I miei anni con Falcone e Borsellino, Mondadori, 2008. ISBN 9788804580683 External links Category:1945 births Category:Living people Category:Judges from Italy