[Ep. 19] Bloody Money: Nunzio Perrella, racconta com'è andata a finire l'inchiesta

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Nunzio Perrella, ex boss del Rione Traiano e il giornalista Sacha Biazzo raccontano alle telecamere di Confidential com’è finita l’inchiesta Bloody Money, che nel 2018 rivelò i nomi di chi si nasconde dietro lo sversamento illegale di rifiuti dalla Campania al Nord Italia. Tra politici corrotti, camorra e riciclaggio. “Giornalismo è diffondere ciò che qualcuno non vuole si sappia; il resto è propaganda”. Chi fa questo mestiere per raccontare la verità, diventa una minaccia. Per questo molti scelgono la via più comoda: quella di fare da portavoce del potere. Noi no, noi tutti i giorni decidiamo di rischiare. Ma per farlo abbiamo bisogno anche di te. Se vuoi sostenere un giornalismo che scava, denuncia e resiste, abbonati a Fanpage.it → https://fanpa.ge/YX8ma Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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