The MEPs of Brothers of Italy-ECR wrote on Sunday, August 23 to the Executive Vice-President of the European Commission, Henna Virkkunen, “to reject the left-wing narrative according to which there is a ‘political attack‘ against the program Report that would violate the rules of the European Media Freedom Act and instead pointing out the bias and partisanship of Report under the leadership of Sigfrido Ranucci.” This is stated in a note.
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The letter – first signed by MEP Stefano Cavedagna, former rapporteur on Emfa, signed by the entire FdI delegation, including the delegation leader Carlo Fidanza and the ECR co-president Nicola Procaccini – denounces how “the so-called ‘investigations’ against FdI, more than investigations are theories that have never proven anything, full of allusions or assumptions, made with the recurring use of the conditional, tailor-made to cast shadows and discredit rather than conduct journalistic investigation.”
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According to the analysis cited in the letter, “out of 404 investigations examined since the Meloni government took office, 43.5% of the entire journalistic production of the program focused, in different forms, on FdI and its leader.” “Therefore, the right of Report to conduct investigations is not contested – concludes Cavedagna – Freedom of information is sacred, but its systematic one-sided use by a public service program is not and it actually violates the European rules based on impartiality and balance, recalled by the EMFA in several articles.”
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