Tonight Rai 3 will offer a new episode of Report, the program hosted by Sigfrido Ranucci broadcast on Sunday evenings at 8.55pm, here is a preview of the topics addressed in the episode.
This eveningApril 21, 2024, Rai 3 will propose a new episode of in prime time, starting from 8.55pm Reports. Sigfrido Ranucci and his team will guide us through four investigations: from the new agreement with online universities, to the failure to fight smugglers.
The investigative reports of April 28 conducted by the program’s editorial team
The reportage The piece of paper by Luca Bertazzoni, with the collaboration of Marzia Amico, concerns an agreement introduced in 2021 by the Minister for Public Administration Renato Brunetta, the protocol “PA 110 cum laude“, which allows public employees to attend degree courses at discounted prices.
The agreement excludes telematic universities, causing a controversy with Stefano Bandecchi, founder of Unicusano, who presented an appeal to the TAR. The new minister Paolo Zangrillo subsequently extended the agreement also to the telematics of the Multiversity group. This leads the State to cover 50% of the training costs of public employees in private universities telematicswhile these universities continue to finance politics.
The segment “Evil taxi” by Giorgio Mottola, with the collaboration of Marco Bova and Greta Orsi, deals with the question of smugglers and criminal organizations linked to immigration. Despite the Prime Minister’s promises Giorgia Meloni to fight smugglers, many people arrested as alleged smugglers are actually forced to drive boats to pay for the trip or under threat.
The Cutro decree it has not brought significant results and non-governmental organizations have been attacked despite there being no evidence of their connection to traffickers. Exclusive documents demonstrate how some members of the government exploited misdirections on NGOs for their own purposes.
The piece Upgrading the Duchess Marble by Bernardo Iovene, with the collaboration of Lidia Galeazzo and Greta Orsi, concerns the statements of the entrepreneur Alberto Franchi on accidents in marble quarries, which caused outrage. Workers and institutions mobilized against these declarations, and there were meetings and strikes in Carrara. Franchi has apologized, but the situation remains in turmoil with requests for intervention ministerial to guarantee safety and the environment in quarries.
In the end, The great sages by Giulia Presutti talks about an inter-ministerial commission appointed to reform the Environmental Code. The commission is made up of representatives of companies related to construction and disposal waste, as well as jurists and lawyers with questionable legal records. The question arises as to what criteria were used in selecting the members of the commission and whether the ministers checked the judicial proceedings members’ progress.
