Accordi & Disaccordi (Nove), Travaglio: "The Mose disaster in Venice has names and surnames to the right and left"

In the face to face of the week ad "Agreements and Disagreements", the political talk broadcast on Nove every Friday at 10.45pm Luca Sommi challenges Marco Travaglio on the Moses, "An Italian story" and sui its managers. "Well, one in particular doesn't exist, in the sense that there are so many," explained the director de Daily fact – "The new Venice Consortium was guided at the time by Luigi Zanda and from Giovanni Mazzacurati, who is now dead, e Luigi Zanda ended up being the head of the Democratic Party senators. Then there were the governments of center-right and center-left: in the center-left Romano Prodi it was, together with Zanda, the biggest sponsor of that project; in the center-right Berlusconi with his notorious former minister Pietro Lunardi, what he wanted live with the mafia, and I must say, it was also sincere given the company with which he was. And then there were the other ministers: Delrio, Lupi and many others, these are the ones responsible. "

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