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Il grido di civiltà (NarraVita 28)
- Narrated by: Nadia Ferrigo
- Length: 19 mins
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Il grido di civiltà (NarraVita 28)
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Nadia Ferrigo
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Publisher's Summary
Sono più interessanti le storie belle o le storie tristi, quelle nere o quelle rosa? Le storie sono storie, e raccontano la vita.
La battaglia cominciata da Piergiorgio Welby e portata avanti dal papà di Eluana Englaro ha infine portato alla legge sul testamento biologico. Nadia Ferrigo ripercorre la storia, spiega come si è arrivati sin qui, come la legge ci ha cambiato, e cosa resta ancora da fare.
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