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FRASSILONGO. Terrible news comes from the Mocheni Valley: Agitu Gudeta Ideo, the young shepherdess who became a symbol of integration in the Mocheni Valley, was found dead inside her house, in Maso Villata. The carabinieri on the spot.
Agitu Gudeta Ideo, a 42-year-old Ethiopian shepherdess who had lived in Trentino for some time and became a symbol of integration, was found dead at her home in the Mocheni Valley, where she had started a farm, Capra Felice, in Frassilongo. According to preliminary information, it would be murder.
Pastor Agitu, the symbol of the integration of Trentino, was found dead
From Ethiopia to the Mocheni Valley with the dream of fighting for integration and against injustice: Pastor Agitu Ideo Gudeta, 42, was murdered this afternoon, Tuesday, December 29, inside her home in Frassilongo
On the woman’s body, we learned, some injuries were found. The police are at the scene together with the magistrate awaiting the forensic doctor, who will be able to clarify the causes of death once an initial examination has been carried out on the body of the forty-two-year-old girl.
The researchers’ attention will focus on a young African woman who works on the woman’s farm and with whom there have recently been disagreements on economic issues.
About two years ago, Agitu had received racially motivated threats and, last January, the author was sentenced to nine months for injuries by the Trento court, but not for stalking for the purpose of racial discrimination, as requested by the prosecution. “They insult me, they call me ugly black, they say I have to go and that this is not my place,” she had reported to the police.
Only two months ago Agitu had received the Green Flag from Legambiente. The ceremony took place in Trento, in the shop in Piazza Venezia that the woman had recently opened. The reason for the recognition spoke of “determination and passion to carry out an important example of territorial defense, sustainable entrepreneurship and integration.”
“I am satisfied, this important recognition is unexpected for me and it is a joy”, were the first words pronounced by the pastor. On the occasion, the local leaders of Legambiente recalled the story of Agitu, “a businesswoman who came to Trentino from Ethiopia, after having fled with her family due to threats of arrest by the government, given her commitment against the phenomenon of hoarding of land”. , that is, land grabbing by multinationals, to the detriment of local farmers. In the province of Trento he created a farm that deals with goat farming, recovering state-owned land abandoned by other ranchers or ranchers and renovating an old dilapidated building, turning it into a dairy. Since he took office he has always worked with deep respect for the territory, contributing to its care and also promoting the indigenous breeds of goats. The goats of his offspring, made by the organic method, are actually of the Mochena breed, an indigenous breed in danger of extinction.
On his Facebook profile he had just written “Merry Christmas to those who come from the south, Merry Christmas to those who come from the north, Merry Christmas to those who come from the sea, Merry Christmas for a new vision and awareness in our hearts.”
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