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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano features several prominent stories, with a focus on internal Italian affairs and investigations. A top story details legal action by a Rai journalist, Ranucci, following his dismissal. Another investigation delves into 'carbon credit' deals involving Lavitola…
Lawyers for journalist Ranucci have filed an urgent appeal to Rai, demanding details about his dismissal and seeking his swift reinstatement due to alleged discrimination. It's also suggested that Presutti dined with Lavitola.
An investigation reveals that Lavitola sought funds from Dell'Utri Jr. for a significant 'carbon credit' business venture.
The article details money transfers from Italy to 'Ivan the Brazilian', described as a confidant, factotum, and an expert in macumba rituals.
A look back at twenty years of purges within Italian television news, often concluding with compensation and reintegrations.
Former Five Star Movement politician Alessandro Di Battista has been hospitalized in Cuba, with his condition described as serious. He was transferred from Santa Clara to Havana.
The health of Alessandro Di Battista remains critical following his transfer to Havana; the Italian government is arranging for an evacuation, though doctors are hesitant.
