Rai, squadra di Report all'incontro con Corsini

Rai, Report team meets with Corsini Innocenzi: "If the new anchors are confirmed, we're ready to resign en masse." Procaccianti: "For us, today marks the beginning of a dialogue with the company." Politics (Rome). "We're going to Rai now, for the first time, to speak with management. This meeting had already been scheduled before the anchors were appointed, so we can finally discuss the future of Report, which should have happened sooner rather than now." Giulia Innocenzi stated this as she entered Rai with the Report team for a meeting with Insights Director Paolo Corsini. "We're here, ready to listen to what Rai has to say. We reiterate the point we've already made: if these two anchors are appointed, and therefore if Rai continues on its path, we reporters—and there are many of us—will resign en masse," Innocenzi added. "We must guarantee Report's independence and investigative autonomy in order to continue our investigations." Report's longtime correspondent Danilo Procaccianti also spoke, reiterating the team's willingness to engage with the new hosts: "We have no problem speaking with anyone, we're open to dialogue with everyone, there's nothing personal about it. We may know Piervincenzi, but I've never met him personally." "As Giulia said, today marks the beginning of our dialogue with the company," Procaccianti continued. "A meeting scheduled ten days ago was supposed to determine Report's future. Instead, last Friday, we met at the agencies" to discuss the appointments. "This is unacceptable for us." (Stefano Chianese/alanews) Automatically generated transcript We're now going to RAI for the first time to speak with RAI management. This meeting had already been scheduled before the host's name was named, so we can finally talk about the future of reporting, which should have come first and not now. But now we're here, ready to listen to what RAI has to tell us. We'll reiterate the point we made if these two hosts are appointed. So if RAI continues on its path, we correspondents—and there are all of us—we'll put them on hold because we must guarantee the independence and autonomy of reporting, which is essential to carrying out our investigations. You'll ask for a meeting with them too. We have no problem speaking to anyone. We're open to dialogue with anyone. There's nothing personal about it. Maybe we know him. Because I personally have never met him. As Giulia said, for us, today begins the dialogue with the company. A meeting scheduled for 10 days ago was held today, where we were supposed to understand what your report is. Instead, last Friday at the agency, we found two names for ourselves. This it's unacceptable thank you thank you