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Bruno Vespa

Italian television and newspaper journalist

Bruno Vespa

Born	() 27 May (age&#;80) L'Aquila, Kingdom of Italy
Other&#;names	Vespa
Occupation	Journalist
Years&#;active	–present
Height	&#;m (5&#;ft 9&#;in)
Spouse	Augusta Iannini &#; (m.&#;)&#;
Children	2

Bruno Paolo Vespa (born 27 May ) is an Italian television and newspaper journalist.

A former director of the Italian state-owned TV channel Rai 1's news programmeTG1, Vespa is the founding host of the programme Porta a Porta (English: "Door to door"), which has been broadcast without interruption on RAI channels since

Biography

Early life

Vespa was born in L'Aquila, Abruzzo.

He is married to Augusta Iannini, who is a judge.

Journalist career

Vespa began working with the local press in his native Abruzzo at a relatively young age, authoring sports articles for the L'Aquila branch of the newspaper Il Tempo when he was sixteen years old.

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In he became a radio announcer on RAI broadcasts and, after obtaining his LL.B. in , began hosting the daily newscast Telegiornale RAI (afterwards renamed TG1).

During the s and s, he undertook several controversial and ground-breaking projects, mainly as a foreign correspondent for RAI, interviewing many soon-to-be-influential personalities of the decades (for example, Vespa interviewed then-CardinalKarol Wojtyła in , a full year before his election to the pontificate).

In he co-hosted, with Arrigo Petacco, the news programme Tam Tam, moving the following year to a different format, precursor to that of Porta a Porta, where up-and-coming personalities and current events were discussed in front of a live studio audience, which participated to the exchange through Q&A sessions (hence, the program was called Ping Pong).

In June he was named "official commentator" for the live, televised broadcast of the state funeral for Enrico Berlinguer, who had been the leader of the Italian Communist Party. During the broadcast, he erroneously announced that Pietro Valpreda had been found guilty of the Piazza Fontana bombing, whereas he was a mere suspect, at the time—a mistake for which he publicly apologised on several occasions.

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Between and , while he was the head newscaster for the RAI news programme TG1, he came under attack for publicly declaring that he considered the ruling party Christian Democracy his "editorial sounding board"; because RAI stations are state-owned and publicly funded, they are expected to be unbiased, which Vespa's words indicated not to be the case.
On 11 January ,^[1] the RAI aired the interview to Saddam Hussein and Vespa become the unique Italian journalist to have interviewed the Iraqi leader.^[2]^[3]^[4] In August , when the Gulf War erupted, he supported the armed intervention in a much-criticised editorial that concluded that "War has been brought forth by the international community.

And if we want to be members of that club, we must pay our dues."^{[citation needed]}

Since , Vespa has been at the helm of the news programme Porta a Porta, where much of Italy's political debate takes place, so much so that it is sometimes sarcastically referred to as "the third house" (together with the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate) of the Parliament of Italy.

In , his wife Augusta Iannini closed definitely the inquiry conducted in – by the Italian Public Prosecutor of Palmi, Agostino Cordova, on the relations between mafia and the Italian Freemasonry. In , Cordova was transferred to Naples and the inquiry had been moved to the Procura della Repubblica of Rome, where it didn't have any progress for the following six years.^[5]

On 3 April , Vespa moderated the second televised debate between then-Prime Minister of ItalySilvio Berlusconi and the leader of the centre-left coalition Romano Prodi.

Piero ricca bruno vespa biography wikipedia Figlio dell' avvocato ed ex magistrato Giovanni [ 4 ] e fratello dell'avvocato Beniamino, [ 5 ] a partire dagli anni del secondo governo Berlusconi organizza iniziative e manifestazioni contro le cosiddette leggi ad personam e la censura che sostiene da esso esercitata, facendo anche parte del comitato referendario "Salviamo la Costituzione". Rispetta la legge! Rispetta la Costituzione! Rispetta la democrazia! Nel un gruppo di senatori presenta un' interrogazione parlamentare sul presunto «improprio fermo di polizia » a suoi danni del 29 gennaio , su ordine del questore di Milano Paolo Scarpis.

In the same year, Vespa found himself at the centre of a political scandal after a telephone conversation he had with Salvatore Sottile, spokesperson for politician Gianfranco Fini, concerning an upcoming episode of Porta a Porta. During the (intercepted) conversation, Vespa indicated that he would "custom-tailor" the program to suit Fini's needs, requesting, in fact, that the politician's aide select the chosen adversary for the scheduled face-to-face.

Since the programme publicly prided itself on creating an unbiased turf for political confrontations, Vespa's integrity was called into question,^[6] going as far as to be discredited, due to his perceived "servitude" towards right-wing politicians, especially Berlusconi, and a tendency of asking softball questions on most of his shows.

This has led to some in the Italian media establishment calling Vespa a "regime servant", most famously by now-deceased journalist Giorgio Bocca.

In February a photo of Italian troops who were killing Slovene civilians (as a retaliation because Tito's partizans killed Italian soldiers) was shown by the host Vespa on TV as if being the other way round.

Bruno vespa books Bruno Paolo Vespa born 27 May is an Italian television and newspaper journalist. Vespa was born in L'Aquila , Abruzzo. He is married to Augusta Iannini, who is a judge. Vespa began working with the local press in his native Abruzzo at a relatively young age, authoring sports articles for the L'Aquila branch of the newspaper Il Tempo when he was sixteen years old. In June he was named "official commentator" for the live, televised broadcast of the state funeral for Enrico Berlinguer , who had been the leader of the Italian Communist Party.

When historian Alessandra Kersevan, who was a guest, pointed it out to Vespa that it is Slovenes in the photo who were killed and not vice versa, he did not apologize. A diplomatic protest followed.^[7]^[8]

Vespa is credited with having a position of strong allegiance towards Silvio Berlusconi.^[9]^[10]

He received the America Award of the Italy–USA Foundation in

Awards

– Premio Saint Vincent for television, awarded by President Sandro Pertini
– European personality of the year for the category of journalism
– Premio La Madonnina for journalism
– Premio Guidarello for journalism
– Telegatto for career achievements
– Ischia International Journalism Award, for TV journalism
– Telegatto for best culture show
– Premio Saint Vincent for television, awarded by President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi
– Telegatto for best talk show
– Premio Bancarella
– Telegatto (platinum)
– Big Brother Awards
– Premio Regia Televisiva

Published works

All Vespa's books were published by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore.

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Abruzzo aperto ()
A sessant'anni dalla rivoluzione d'ottobre. Speciale TG1 ()
E anche Leone votò Pertini.
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Visita di sua santità Giovanni Paolo II al traforo del Gran Sasso ()
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Italia/Libano. Storia di una spedizione di pace attraverso le testimonianze di corrispondenti giornalistici ()
Ping pong ()
Marsica ()
Abruzzo Abruzzi ()
Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

Da un secolo all'altro ()
Paesi del Gran Sasso ()
Veneto. La rinascita ()
Telecamera con vista. Da Valpreda a Di Pietro, 25 anni di storia italiana nei retroscena del Telegiornale ()
Il cambio. Uomini e retroscena della nuova repubblica (, )
Il duello. Chi vincerà nello scontro finale ()
Il duello.

Storia dello scontro finale ()
La svolta. Il pendolo del potere da destra a sinistra ()
Il Papa eremita. Celestino V e la perdonanza all'Aquila ()
La sfida.
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Dal patto alla crisi e oltre ()
La corsa. Dopo D'Alema a palazzo Chigi chi salirà al Quirinale? ()
La corsa. La lunga strada del presidente Ciampi ()
Dieci anni che hanno sconvolto l'Italia. ()
Il superpresidente. Che cosa cambia in Italia con Ciampi al Quirinale ()
Scontro finale.

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Scontro finale. Chi vincera l'ultimo duello ()
Verdi e l'Arena ()
La scossa. Il cambiamento italiano nel mondo che trema ()
L'opera, il mito. 80 anni di spettacoli all'Arena di Verona ()
Rai, la grande guerra.
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Quarant'anni di battaglie a Viale Mazzini ()

La Grande Muraglia. L'Italia di Berlusconi, l'Italia dei girotondi ()
Il Cavaliere e il Professore. La scommessa di Berlusconi, il ritorno di Prodi ()
Cinquant'anni. Il miracolo del Friuli. premio del lavoro e del progresso economico ()
Storia d'Italia da Mussolini a Berlusconi.

l'arresto del duce, la sfida di Prodi ()
Vincitori e vinti. Le stagioni dell'odio. Dalle leggi razziali a Prodi e Berlusconi ()
La sfida cinese ()
L'Italia spezzata. Un paese a metà tra Prodi e Berlusconi ()
L'amore e il potere. Da Rachele a Veronica, un secolo di storia italiana ()
Viaggio in un'Italia diversa ()
Italiani voltagabbana.

Dalla prima guerra mondiale alla Terza Repubblica ()
Donne d'Italia. Da Cleopatra a Maria Elena Boschi, storia del potere femminile ()
Perché l’Italia amò Mussolini ()

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Preceded&#;by —	Newscaster for TG1 –	Succeeded&#;by —
Preceded&#;by Nuccio Fava	Editor in chief of TG1 –	Succeeded&#;by Albino Longhi
New title	Host of Porta a Porta since	Incumbent