After 51 years, a major breakthrough has been made in the case of the Piazza della Loggia bombing in Brescia, Italy.

Marco Toffaloni, a neo-fascist who was just 17 at the time, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison by the Juvenile Court.

The bombing on May 28, 1974, killed eight people and injured over 100, leaving a deep scar on the community.

The verdict follows decades of investigations, state cover-ups, and previous life sentences for other perpetrators.

A new project, "Photographers in the Massacre," aims to preserve the memory of that tragic day by collecting photographs taken during the event, which have been crucial in uncovering the truth.

This initiative serves as a reminder of the cost of violence and the importance of justice.