The honorable ones Alessandro Zan “has a company that collects over a million euros from LGBTQIA+ festivals”. Report examines the affairs of the Democratic lawmaker who named the homotransphobia bill after him, dedicating an investigation to the issue in the Sunday, December 10, episode. “The report will reveal the private activities of two prominent faces Democratic Party: Always at the forefront of defending civil rights, outside Parliament they have turned this noble political struggle into a business. Always at the forefront of defending civil rights, outside Parliament they have turned this noble political struggle into a business. “The conflict of interest in Parliament has no political color,” we read in a preview of the program, which is moderated by Siegfried Ranucci on Rai3.
It turns out that Zan is the owner of the company that organizes Padua Pride. In the broadcast, as expected on Report's social media, the accountant and auditor reports Stefano Capaccioli explains that “the Pride Village of Padua is owned by the company Be Proud Srl, founded with 3,000 euros by three partners (…). It is a trading company that grossed more than one million and 300,000 euros in 2022, over 700,000 euros in entrance fees and over 450,000 euros from the bar's income.” Zan's role is that of “sole managing director and majority shareholder,” explains the expert , “he is the economic beneficiary“.
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In Padua, Zan was joined by the Report correspondent, who asked him if Pride was a commercial event. “It is an event where everything earned is put into the initiative and therefore there is no profit whatsoever,” explains the PD deputy. But isn't there a conflict of interest with the fights for rights that Zan is leading in parliament? “I have lent my name to help, but I do it with the spirit of service and.” for free“, assures the Democrat.
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We talk about that too in tonight's episode Michela DiBiaseDemocratic Party representative, also known as the wife of Dario Franceschini. According to the declaration of assets published by the Chamber of Deputies, it is a 25 percent shareholder in a company, Objective Cinque, which, as the website reports, “is committed to ensuring that gender equality is a fundamental principle for an inclusive and sustainable society.” . “Where economic success and social well-being go hand in hand. Objective Five helps companies promote and support a concrete commitment to an inclusive society.” Collaborations with large companies.