Kisses and hugs between Mara Venier and Romina Power in the last episode of Sunday In. A behavior that goes against the guidelines imposed by the Government to counter the Covid-19 pandemic.
In the last episode of Sunday In skip every scheme, every rule, even common sense. Romina Power he enters the studio kissing and embracing Mara Venier. They do this despite government restrictions to limit coronavirus infection.
A risky gesture that the presenter knows she can’t do: “I know we shouldn’t do it, but I don’t care.” His words trigger controversy on social networks and above all they did not please even the leaders of Mamma Rai who did not hesitate to respond.
Kisses and hugs also with Loretta Goggi
As if that wasn’t enough Mara Venier repeats the same scene on live TV. with Loretta Goggi. More kisses and hugs with the second guest of Aunt Mara’s living room.
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There is little to say. It was not exactly a good example for those who were connected from home. The pandemic is less fearful at the moment but we must never forget what happened just a few months ago. So many sacrifices, so much pain for those who have seen loved ones taken away without even being able to see them for one last time. This time Mara Venier was wrong …
Rai’s reaction lasts: “Unacceptable words”
The RAI board member Riccardo Laganà did not go for the subtle one and decided to take a stand, to go against what was seen live, on Rai 1, at Sunday In, at a time where anyone, even the little ones, have seen behavior that should not be repeated.
“That” I don’t give a damn “about RAI1 is unacceptable. A slap to the laws. For the colleges that work and risk in that (and other) productions in the CPTV and Regional Offices and also for all those who correctly, inside and outside the RAI, respect the laws necessary to contain the Covid pandemic19“.
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