The piece is an opinion by Tiago Correia about how victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York are counted and thought about.
The author argues that the discussion about the city's recovery remains incomplete when limited only to counting the direct victims of the attacks.
The article suggests that the traditional analysis focuses too much on the destroyed buildings and the affected economic activity, neglecting other dimensions of the attacks' impact.
Tiago Correia proposes a broader reflection on who should be considered a victim of September 11th, beyond the immediate deaths.
