October 12 was a day to remember. After months of hard work and long delays the first Chilean miners trapped by a landslide to 600 feet deep has seen the light. I have followed with interest the events taking, in my opinion, the most important aspects in a drama with composure and faith from their families, with efficiency by rescuers, with great dignity and a sense of institutional policies by the authorities. The miners of San Jose became the miners around the world adopted by every man who believes in the dignity and sacredness of work. Do not hide my emotion when I saw pictures of Florencio Avalos the first to rise to the surface. How much humanity in those embraces, how much devotion in those eyes on the sky in a silent prayer of thanks. I hope that everyone will soon be reunited with their loved ones and leave the media attention that the tone of reality and are still interested in the security situation they work with these heroic miners. Unfortunately
remember Oct. 12 for another decent and uplifting story that has nothing. I do not ever watch football, not because they consider it a sport unworthy, unworthy, if anything, is that people will warm to the point of engaging in conduct a penalty for non-violent or an offside is not detected, then in real life remains totally indifferent to the numerous problems, these are serious, that humanity faces every day. However, by chance yesterday I crossed the television channel which broadcast the game in the country. I saw then how stupid people can be when they have nothing to believe. When subvert the scale of values, when they ceased to exist in any code of ethics, when the divine element is replaced by a clumsy moral subjectivism that do not respond to any code. How much stupidity in all this. Hundreds of young people who have stopped believing in everything, even in themselves and in the surf storm of their lives by creating false idols to hold onto. On that network shattered yesterday at the Ferraris were shattered their dreams and those who believe that ethical relativism may be, after all, a way to emancipation.
Nicola De Silla
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