“I am increasingly astonished by the reports on the Report-Ranucci-Lavitola affair. I also acknowledge that I am at the top of Ranucci’s concerns, who in these phone conversations disparages me, confirming his prejudice also shown during his broadcasts.” This was said by Maurizio Gasparri, senator of Forza Italia and member of the Rai Supervisory Commission.
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Ranucci “rightly complains about the regret of his children, but as others have already pointed out, he did not hesitate to attack relatives and family members of anyone with cynicism and regardless of the truth. I reiterate,” confirmed Gasparri, “that beyond the criminal matters there is a very serious situation concerning Ranucci’s reputation. How could the protagonist of a supposed investigative journalism carry out his role now that all these strange and disturbing connections are emerging? After all, it is the Report editorial staff’s document that already says it all. Dumping Ranucci. Calling for support, assemblies, situations in which Ranucci’s power would essentially be erased. Therefore, it is Report itself that devours its ‘father.’ I hope,” he concluded, “that Rai goes all the way because investigative journalism must be a serious matter and not a ritual to be consumed with Lavitola’s spaghetti alle vongole. The Innocenzi affair, the ramblings about the ‘black trails,’ a series of reports said to be inspired by external sources, are all topics that Rai will have to investigate further.”
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“When Ranucci looks in the mirror,” Gasparri insists, “he knows himself, for better or worse. It is impossible that he could be compared to Falcone and Moro. Maybe he is just upset that he can no longer eat – I think for free because it is a detail never explored – spaghetti with clams in Monteverde…,” jokes the Forza Italia member referring to Lavitola Cefalù’s restaurant.
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