Claudio Brigliadori February 23, 2023
It takes courage to be the ambassadors of fuori dal coro. whatever it says fedezthose Mario Giordano reacted harshly by teaching him a lesson in sensitivity (“I am surprised that you, the rights defender, make fun of my voice, a physical defect that caused me great suffering”) is the Rete 4 program so far from simple gossip. The focus is once again on real life: the degradation of the suburbsWidespread lawlessness, injustices tolerated by dismissive institutions.
Giordano’s journalists put their feet and microphone in, often risking their face (understood as security) in these urban trenches. An example? Delia Mauro turns up in a Roma camp in Bologna. A nomad confronts her with a hard face: “You can’t come in here anymore”. Then he threatens her: “I swear to my mother, I screw it up, huh”. Said and done: Another thug pulls out a screwdriver and points it at the dispatcher and the operator, regardless of which camera is turned on. At this point, the terrified crew decides to save their skins and run away. “Let’s go! Enough!”. Then comes the screams and the breakneck dash between the cars whizzing down the street.
It’s not just a cross-section of forgotten Italy, it’s also a photo of political grievances. In fact, the service remembers how the Democratic Party-led municipality and progressive capital of a red stronghold Like Emilia Romagna, the beauty has spent 540,000 euros in the last 3 years “to pay the electricity, water and gas bills of the three tolerated nomad camps”. Bad commercial for the outgoing governor Stephen Bonaccini and his now-former deputy Elly Schlein, who are fighting for the primary. If they haven’t noticed what’s happening under their eyes for years, how are they supposed to rekindle a party?
