The thoughts of Rai dg, Giampaolo Rossi, and messages to the League: “If Rai falls, Italy falls”

Those who love Rai speak like this: “There are those who support the closure of this company and those who believe instead that Rai is a company with boundless wealth. There are those who are fighting for the end of Rai and those who believe instead that without Rai we will be less free, less cultured, less informed Italians. I belong to the latter. If Rai falls, Italy falls”. These are thoughts of the new general director of Rai, Giampaolo Rossi, Mr. Rai of Giorgia Meloni and they are thoughts that are transferred to us by people dear to Rossi. It is therefore right to point out that they are unfaithful in form, but very faithful in substance. They are imprecise in style, but rigorous in content. There is now more truth in interviews grasped, and reframed, than in interviews released for convenience and rewritten with the pen of vanity. Rossi and Roberto Sergio, the CEO of Rai, will present themselves tomorrow at the Rai Supervisory Commission and will answer the questions of the parliamentarians. There will be one that we invite the Democratic Party to formulate: “What is the position of the Meloni government on Rai? Is it Rossi’s or is it that of the League, which is submitting bills to abolish the license fee? The idea of ​​the League, of Matteo Salvini (and it can be shared or not, but it is his) is that the fee should be progressively exceeded (within five years) and that Rai should be put on the market. Should Rai live or should it die?