Epstein Files, tra interesse pubblico e dolore privato

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Il Dipartimento di Giustizia Usa ha ritirato migliaia di documenti e media relativi al caso Jeffrey Epstein dopo che gli avvocati hanno riferito a un giudice di New York che le vite di quasi cento vittime erano state «sconvolte». Dove passa il confine tra trasparenza e danno? E quanto può essere trasparente uno Stato senza ferire (di nuovo) chi ha già sofferto? Ne parliamo a Macro con Luca Veronese, giornalista del Sole 24 Ore, e Matteo Muzio, Direttore di Jefferson - Lettere sull’America.

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