The symbiosis of Italian journalism and politics is unmissable. Hence, for example, former PM Bettino Craxi's famed impatience towards reporters and current PM Matteo Renzi's notorious "speed" in extricating himself from questions and requests for clarification. The relationship between media and power thrives on different levels of conflict, but what if this relationship becomes irreparably compromised? How can the necessary credibility on both sides be regained?
panel discussions
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Politicians who aren't particularly fond of journalists: from Craxi to Renzi
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Stefano Cappellini
Il Messaggero
Claudio Cerasa
Il Foglio
Goffredo De Marchis
La Repubblica
Maria Teresa Meli
Corriere della Sera
Stefano Menichini
editor Europa
Alessandra Sardoni
Omnibus LA7
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