Scurati case, Crosetto attacks Rai managers: “Censoring means giving them even more media push”
On the case Antonio Scurati relating to his monologue on anti-fascism censored by Rai Defense Minister Guido also intervenes Crosetto and his is an attack against some managers of Viale Mazzini: “I have read Scurati’s books – says Crosetto and reported by Repubblica – and He seemed objective in his judgmentsactually, in the first book it was even accused of being too soft“. Tender, therefore, in the novel “M – The son of the century”, and therefore with the history of fascism. A paradox that now they strike him for a three minute monologue dedicated to that same story, trying to silence it. “My opinion on many of Rai goes beyond today’s case”.
And so, here’s what he thinks, condensed in an even clearer passage, also destined to leave a mark: “They are impoverishing Rai“. He does not name names, they report. But it is clear – continues Repubblica – that he is angry with those who thought, organized, covered and supported choices that he obviously judges to be short-sightedWhy they do not take context into account in which they are lowered, of the era in which concealment can transform into amplification: “It is the demonstration that they live outside of time – are the words delivered to those who heard it. “You could have thought of censoring something in 1965, when you had three networks and nothing else. Censoring something now it means giving it a very strong media boost and multiply the strength of a message. How did it happen”.
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IMF cuts Mexico’s GDP in 2024
Due to the impact that fiscal consolidation can have on Mexico and the deceleration registered since the end of the year, the International Monetary Fund cut the growth projection for Mexico from 2.7% to 2.4% during 2024.
For the Fund’s economic specialists, one of the main evidence is the slowdown in the last quarter, as well as the contraction of manufacturing.
When the World Economic Overview (WEO) was released, a pronounced decline was anticipated for the Mexican economy in 2025 where a GDP of 1.4% is expected, which was also cut from the 1.5% that was projected at the time. start of the year.
On the contrary, the global economy will grow 3.2% this year and the same next year, a sign of “extraordinary resilience,” with an improvement in developed countries like the United States, the IMF projected.
“The global economy continues to show considerable resilience, with growth remaining stable and inflation declining, but many challenges remain,” IMF chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas told reporters.
“The road has been bumpy,” due to problems in the supply chain, a war in Ukraine that triggered a food crisis and a rise in inflation, followed by an increase in interest rates, explains the IMF. energy crisis and
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Today’s stock markets, April 23rd. Positive markets, focus on macro and quarterly data
MILANO – Europe is preparing for a well-tuned start, in the wake of yesterday’s closure. There is optimism among financial operators that the technological quarterly reports will highlight positive results for the entire sector. In fact, the accounts of Metatomorrow, and those of Microsoft e Alphabet Thursday.
But financial results are also in the spotlight outside the tech sector. Today it is specially observed Teslawith analysts expecting data below expectations, after the stock lost 3.4% yesterday, falling to a 15-month low.
In Asia the day started slowly but regained momentum during the session. In great shape Hong Kongdriven by the rise of the tech giant Tencent. Positive too Tokyowith the Nikkei ending trading up 0.3%
Tim, the title jumps to Piazza Affari on the day of the meeting
Tim stock jumps Piazza Affari with +4.38% to 0.2338 euros, on the day of the shareholders’ meeting which will have to vote for the renewal of the telco’s board of directors.
Germany, the manufacturing PMI rises to 42.2 points
Germany’s manufacturing PMI rose to 42.2 points in Germany in April, versus the expected 42.8 and the previous 41.9 points. The composite index did better than estimates, from 47.7 to 50.5 points against the expected 48.6, and the tertiary index, from 50.1 to 53.3 points against the expected 50.6 points.
European stock markets open positive
European stock markets started off positive in Tuesday’s session. The Dax of Frankfurt gains 0.95% to 18,021.66 points, the Cac 40 of Paris 0.42% to 8,074.24 points and the Ftse 100 of London 0.6% to 8,071.97 points. The Ibex 35 of Madrid was also positive, rising by 0.6% to 10,955.26 points, while the Aex of Amsterdam advanced by 0.79% to 873.39 points. The Zurich SMI is up sharply by 1.14% to 11,456.6 points.
Tokyo closes higher
The Tokyo Stock Exchange ends trading slightly higher, awaiting the start of the quarterly reporting season and this weekend’s meeting of the Bank of Japan (BoJ). The Nikkei reference index showed an increase of 0.30% to 37,552.16, and a gain of 113 points. On the currency front, the depreciation of the yen against the dollar does not stop, at 154.70, despite the warnings of the monetary authorities against excessive devaluation of the currency, and against the euro at 164.70.
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– 2024-04-23 09:03:01
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