Rome, 5 September (LaPresse) – "Angelo Vassallo was a fisherman who chose to become mayor. From 1995, he led Pollica, a small town in Cilento, transforming it into a model of sustainable development and legality. He had said no to uncontrolled construction, no to illegal trafficking, no to pressure from the clans. On the evening of 5 September 2010, while returning home, nine gunshots ended the life of a man who had dared to dream of a different South. Behind the murder were the Camorra clans and their trafficking. Angelo had discovered too much and was about to report everything'. This is how Angelo Vassallo is remembered on social media by Pietro Grasso, president of the Scintille di futuro Foundation, which promotes civic and social initiatives to preserve memory, act in the present and build the future.