Curtain. theme song. What greetings he makes. Fabio Fazio completes his experience in Rai. Ovations at the opening of the program, he pats himself on the heart, the applause never stops (“Thank you all from the bottom of my heart, this makes it difficult to end a long evening”). His thoughts seem to have been entrusted to Michele Serra, “an editorial” in which the journalist explains that “the history of Rai is made up of people and programs, but also of political interference”.
Here is the point, the subdivision, the Cencelli manual that distributes dates and seats. Serra uses the weapon of irony: “But if Topo Gigio were back on the air today, everyone would be wondering which party they belong to.” And when the Quartetto Cetra returns, it must be clear that one of the four is a Melonian, one from the Lega Nord, one from the Grillo and the fourth from the Democratic Party. Then Grillino and the Democratic Party cancel each other out by bickering with each other, and thus Cetra emerges, a solid government duet.
Serra also attacks Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, who had said in Che tempo che fa: “Rai has Stalinists”, so “we wonder how difficult it was for him to survive when he was director of Tg2: they stopped him in locked in a secret?” ” He speaks of a “bad, reproachful and petty climate” and warns: “If I were right-wing I would be worried because they would think I don’t work in Rai because I’m good, but because I’m right.” Wings. Just remember that even the director of Isoradio – traffic news – is appointed by the party.” The final reflection is bitter: “We have to remember that Rai belongs to the state, not the parties.”
Fazio leads as always, serious when needed, wry when needed. What he had to say, he had said after a heated divorce that had just been completed: “My work will continue elsewhere, but on the other hand not all protagonists are suitable for all stories, that’s what I’ve realized, and that’s why I’m calmly doing it elsewhere Same further.” “My work, what I have always done in these forty years”. A lot will change for Rai – you need to find someone who gets 12%, double the Rai3 average – but little will change for the viewer. Just a few buttons in front of the remote control (Nove), same format and title (Che tempo che fa) as Rai does not own the copyright.
Not just Fabio. Lucia Annunziata also greeted. “You have read that I have resigned and will leave the management of this program, but we will finish the season by the end of June according to the agreements made with the company.” These are the words of the journalist in the preview of Tg3 at the start of the ” last” episode of “Half an Hour More” or the first after her “irrevocable letter of resignation,” in which she stated that she shared “nothing about the work” with the current government, either in substance or method. In particular, I disagree with the modalities of the intervention on Rai. For me, the recognition of this distance is a sign of seriousness towards the company that you want to lead. There are therefore no conditions for cooperation.”