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Rai sent a letter of complaint to Sigfrido Ranucci following the Ethics Committee's report on his relations with Valter Lavitola.
Sigfrido Ranucci has five days to respond to the letter of objection sent by Rai regarding the affair with Valter Lavitola, which could lead to the opening of disciplinary proceedings.
The sending of the letter, anticipated by some media, would have taken place - according to what we understand - following the report of the Ethics Committee, from which, according to the company, relevant profiles emerged from a disciplinary point of view relating to the personal conduct of the journalist, who would have violated internal rules. The proceeding could lead to a warning, a suspension and, in extremis, dismissal.
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Response from Sigfrido Ranucci to the Rai complaint within five days
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