Carmelo Caruso

The programme was entrusted to the De Pasquale-Piervicenzi duo, following a long list of refusals due to ‘fear’ of Sigfrido and the insults directed at Flavio Sottile and Giampaolo Rossi.

The philosopher, the former President of the Senate and now a senator for FdI, is the architect of the amendment on the run-off: “I have acted as an advisor, certainly not as the main protagonist. Now it is up to the political parties.”

Politics meets the races: amid the rifts within the Lega, the Conte–Schlein showdown and the FdI celebration in Bari

The secretary invites Veltroni, but Fassino, Onorato and Ruffini are left out. Prodi is absent. The row over the purchase of the newspaper then erupts. Zampa: “It seems like a load of rubbish to me.”

A group of veterans led by former MP Pini intends to revive the old party, debts and all. It is yet another thorn in the side that tarnishes the image of a party – and even of those who want to change it.

He is stepping down from his post and leaving the company on 30 September. He is retiring but wants to retain his position as Director-General of Rai San Marino. Sergio believes it can be done, but Rai says no.

According to Domani, the journalist is the CEO of a company that has received contracts from the CNEL. His other ‘offence’ is having played alongside the editor of Rai’s Approfondimento programme in the Primavera rugby team. However, if that constitutes friendship, then so too does the friendship between Corsini’s son and Giulio Valesini’s son.

The long-standing Rai face speaks from London: “For a journalist, going abroad is a privilege that only Rai can afford today, but here it is used to solve corporate problems.” The quintessential role of a journalist, yet at Rai they prefer light-hearted presenting and little stories straight out of a bistro.

“On the left, they confuse history with spirit. To invoke a partisan as leader of the coalition and to feel nostalgia for those years is an incredible contradiction. The primaries? Without a plan, they are primaries in a vacuum,” says the vice-president of ANPI and former president of the Cervi Institute

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