Scurati must be able to express his thinking - Sangiuliano

(ANSA) - ROME, APR 23 - Writer Antonio Scurati should be able to freely express his thinking, Justice Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano said Tuesday after Rai state broadcaster stopped the Fascism expert from performing a scheduled Liberation Day monologue Sunday claiming Premier Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy (FdI) party had not repudiated its "neo-Fascist" roots.
    Former Rai second channel news chief Sangiuliano said: "Scurati? With a quip I might say that it was Sangiuliano who left him freely deliver his the first monologue. " Asked if he would have liked to her the monologue on TV, Sangiuliano said "absolutely yes!. Scurati must be able to freely express his thinking.
    "When I was editor of Tg2 we did no fewer than three interviews with Scurati. I don't think that any TV news editor, not even at (left-leaning) Tg3, ever gave Scurati such space" (ANSA).