Matteo Salvini continues on his mission to reform Rai, also targeting the fee Italians have to pay to watch public TV. The deputy prime minister and leader of the League, interviewed by Telelombardia the day after the result of the regional elections, highlighted the internal problems of viale Mazzini: “You have to reflect on the license fee, how much Rai costs the Italians, on the maxi salaries and external agents. We need to deeply rethink the public service and remove the fee from the account and work to reduce it, lower it and eliminate it as in other European countries. Some programs that are broadcast on Rai? I refrain from commenting. ” After the remote controversies with Amadeus, Carroccio’s secretary preferred to cover up Sanremo2023.
Salvini then threw a sting at state television itself: “I want to thank local television stations that provided more public service than many national television stations that didn’t even inform that they were going to vote.”
Source: IL Tempo
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