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Riccardo Iacona and investigative journalism

Without filter

Dominic Iozzo

U n conducted a special meeting Saturday morning in any city. The auditorium has Casalinuovo hosted a breed of journalist, Riccardo Iacona, after many years of work after dark to RAI, has arrived to great success with the public thanks to the hot Calabrian investigation "Bread and political" - at the last election of the City of Catanzaro - showed to all Italians, not just the ugly face of our region and particularly the petty power games that are hidden behind a handful of votes.

That little big TV special has hit the collective consciousness for several weeks, causing outrage among ordinary citizens and extensive debate between those politicians who had been portrayed as the "specks." A debate which, although it soon waned, has helped to raise the level of public attention on the scandals that, coincidentally, would soon have enlivened the town squares. From the "case" De Magistris, scandals in health matters, to the traffic dirt from university exams, so many things have happened and the magnifying glass has been cleaned up from the usual dust of indifference.

The event, promoted by the university "Ulixes," was an opportunity to return to speak of the need for collective awareness about the issues that are gripping our land. Riccardo Iacona - who withdrew with "justified" delay Ithaca 2007 Prize for journalism - is poor in the context of informing a rare example of clear national responsibility. A professional who has done the wit and passion for the truth of the components of a work that is tight and will be of vital interest to all those who are called to build the future of their city. These were, in large part, the reasons for the award presented by the President of Ulixes, Salvatore Scalzo.

Mayor Rosario Olivo reaffirmed the absolute importance of a courageous journalist requiring large lymph and vitality: a return to the old tradition of "free spirits" who went to look for facts on the ground and gave large space to the voice of the people. Iacobucci's work has received acclaim also the trade unions: the secretary of the CGIL Nidil Calabria, Antonio Cimino said that the drama of the work now lives in the same precarious - whose number is around 78% - have to to compete with the few other more fortunate colleagues. Increase in proportion to the complaints relating to violations of safety standards, but at the same time, inspectors have been depleted of their powers to control the critical choice of a government that has put the entire drift penalty system. The voice of journalists from Calabria was represented by President of the Order, Joseph Soluri, which he attributed to the structural weakness and weight of the severe constraints because of the difficulty of bringing forward in the regional context, some investigative journalism. Assaulted by constant threats of lawsuits by the significant deterrent effect, the reporters of local newspapers are in a position of inequality than their more protected from the national press and this fact recommends that our signatures to be moving further away from close contact with the territory. The headmaster of the Liceo Classico "Galluppi," Vitale Armando, he instead emphasized the need information growing in Italy. The excess supply of Internet and mass media does not help young people to select the most reliable sources and then you need to bring the students to reflect more on the contemporary world, connecting them to their nearest size. Read the newspaper at school can help students grow more and better, providing continuous stimulus to their desire to participate. "The facts deserve to be researched and thorough," he concluded before the principal guest of the day to pass the word to the report.

Riccardo Iacona spoke about his experience in a job that merged Catanzaro took three months in the editing room. The cut-up to its investigations is able to create new relationships between facts and unpredictable people: if Calabrian what came out was an impressive framework of a political life dramatically simplified and trivialized. And that is why such work can be considered as "weapons" useful to download a few "elect" everything that others do not want to follow. The flow of information in Italy is fragile, says little, and instils fear. It should, according to Iacobucci, forcing the system to be open to new and larger windows in the society. A deficiency linked to a particular business problem: the ability of the media information to become independent and authentic really depends also on the relationships they have built with the public. Together with the limits of the budget industrial, are also the same journalists who need to rediscover their imagination and creativity and not accept things at face value.

Having seen only a few minutes of the final product as a conflict-of-war - which opened a gash on the original theater of war from Kosovo to Afghanistan, speaking with a neutral tone of family tragedies and hidden truths between the trails of blood, tears, and oppression - marks deep in the conscience of every person. And on this ground can only go forward. Do not forget, therefore, that part of Europe and Catanzaro, so that we can compete in the global market, it is essential to create the means, "the only capital available to all young people, to help raise the level of training and interpretation of the world. Have a final farewell show and then the need to recover a sense of continuity that can only feed from daily to all social partners and the opportunity to better journalism.

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LAW MERLIN after fifty years

Background

Franca Fortunato

I the bill the minister Mara Garfagno in which street prostitution is becoming a crime has coincided with the fiftieth anniversary of the closing of the "case closed" under the law sought by Senator Lina Merlin.

Lina Merlin Garfagno and Mara, two women, two gentlemen, whose story embodies the personal and political signs of the times of the policy.

Lina Merlin Who was and why he wanted to close the "case closed"?

Lina Merlin, Padua, was born October 15, 1887 and died, forgotten by everybody, August 16, 1979. Women's policy, forged at the height of anti-fascist struggle, Lina Merlin was a primary school teacher and teacher of foreign languages. Throughout his life he was consistently socialist party to which he enrolled in 1919.Antifascista convinced, when a teacher refused to take oath of Mussolini's government, lost his job. He survived with private lessons until his sentencing in November 1926, five years of confinement to be served in Sardinia, the only woman among the island borders. He left Sardinia November 24, 1929 and settled in Padua where he lived under close supervision of the procedure. That constituted the were later used in the fight against illegal immigration. After liberation from vice - Commissioner of Education in the Lombardy regional government, he devoted himself to the revival of the school and in 1945 he moved to Rome as head of the National Women's Party. His relationship with the party was difficult from the outset. Elected to the Constituent Assembly, he left a significant mark in the Constitution. Article 3 was added wanted "sex." The had won. In 1956 he intervened in the Senate on the bill on the entry of women in the judiciary, with blunt sarcasm and so argued, the men's objections against this law. In 1955 he became its proposal for a law that erased extracts and vital records in the infamous "children of NN. Fought against the dismissal of women who get married and carried on the battle for the law to which he became famous, the law addressed the problem of and who had submitted August 6, 1948, immediately after his election to the Senate. From the outset, the proposal stirred a hornet's nest, inside and outside Parliament, there was a press campaign against, which emphasized the "social function" of the lever and made on issues such as protecting the health of customers, the satisfaction of sexual needs of young people, the handicapped in Specifically, the concern of married women who, once closed the case, the interweaving feared by husbands extramarital relations and, finally, the concern that the prostitutes would have remained unemployed. It took ten years of discussion, but eventually won her battles with her tenacity. Between 1958 and 2008, including Lina Merlin Garfagno and Mara, is half of the political crisis and the advent of female freedom, which has changed women, including prostitutes and prostitution . Many of the prostitutes are aware that women freely choose to "sell their bodies" and claiming the liberalization of prostitution. The immigrants themselves are not all exploited and enslaved, many are aware. And then Mara Carfagna, who came to Parliament for direct call, he rails against prostitution outside, calls it "social alarm" and criminalizes not only the sellers but also the buyer, the customer. He does not listen to women, such as Sister Rita, in an open letter, which for years she helps immigrants, writes that the woman, forced to sell their bodies, and suffer violence by pimps and by a vast array of Italian men (who are struggling to find their masculine identity, freed from delusions of omnipotence and power), is a victim. Therefore must be protected and helped and did not pay>. In fifty years from Lina Merlin Law prostitution, with Mara Carfagna, is becoming a crime and so the real issue regarding male sexuality is, once again removed.