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Andrea Giambruno, the former partner of Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni, has been fired from Italian television "Mediaset" after making sexist comments off-air in a TV program. Giambuno was the host of a news program.
We recall that Meloni announced last week that she had separated from her partner after the publication of the recording on the satirical TV show.
"Mediaset" is owned by the family of the late Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The broadcaster announced that Giambruno was sorry for the "embarrassment and distress caused by his behaviour", adding that he had agreed to leave his on-screen role in Diario del giorno (Diary of the day) on the Mediaset Rete4 channel.
The statement indicated that there would be no disciplinary proceedings against the former presenter. Gambruno's presenting role has been replaced for the moment by journalist Manuela Boselli.
Italian reports have speculated that the fallout over Giambruno's leaked statements is contributing to tensions within the Meloni government. Forza Italia, the party founded by Berlusconi, is one of three parties in Meloni's right-wing coalition, and the former prime minister's eldest son, Pier Silvio Berlusconi, is head of Mediaset.
Both the family and Forza Italia deny any connection to the leaked comments, which have embarrassed Georgia Meloni, who took office in October last year.
"The Berlusconi family was surprised and sorry for what happened after the report broadcast on 'Mediaset', but those responsible are independent ," said Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani, who replaced Silvio Berlusconi as party leader after his death in June. past.
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