Ranucci, Schlein: è ultimo governo a mettere bocca sulla Rai
"Opposition proposed a reform that would free it from politics" What he wanted. He wanted to eliminate a program deemed inconvenient. From there, years of attacks and complaints against Ranucci and Report followed. "I'll say one thing: this is the last government to have a say in RAI because, along with the other opposition parties, we have jointly proposed a reform that would finally free RAI from politics and political parties." This was how Democratic Party secretary Elly Schlein responded, on the sidelines of a meeting at the Festa dell'Unità in Genoa, to those who asked her whether, if he wins the elections, Sigfrido Ranucci will be reinstated as host of the program Report.

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