Lavitola staged bomb attack on Ranucci to boost his popularity - judge
Ranucci presents Report, a hard-hitting show on State broadcaster that focuses on alleged crime and corruption.
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Ranucci presents Report, a hard-hitting show on State broadcaster that focuses on alleged crime and corruption. A conclusion from a series of texts, including one - in July 2024 - in which the entrepreneur would push the conductor to abandon the journalistic activity at a time of professional difficulty. Lavitola has been at the centre of many top political and business corruption stories over the years.
Furthermore, When it emerged last month that Lavitola was a suspect, Ranucci said he he did not believe Lavitola was behind the attack as he considered him a friend. The GIP wrote that the attack: "was commissioned by Valter Lavitola solely to boost the journalist's popularity and accelerate the arrested man's 'political projects'..
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Ranucci presents Report, a hard-hitting show on State broadcaster that focuses on alleged crime and corruption.
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A conclusion from a series of texts, including one - in July 2024 - in which the entrepreneur would push the conductor to abandon the journalistic activity at a time of professional difficulty.
according to Tgcom24 - HomepageLavitola has been at the centre of many top political and business corruption stories over the years.
according to ANSA +1When it emerged last month that Lavitola was a suspect, Ranucci said he he did not believe Lavitola was behind the attack as he considered him a friend.
according to ANSA +1The GIP wrote that the attack: "was commissioned by Valter Lavitola solely to boost the journalist's popularity and accelerate the arrested man's 'political projects'..
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