Sara Guglielmetti Connected to the program broadcast on La7, “ L'Aria che Tira” , was Antonio Caprarica, journalist and historic Rai correspondent, who commented on the case of Youssef Siher, the second-generation Italian of Moroccan origins considered the administrator of the “Movimento 17 ottobre” page.
The Air That Pulls sparks controversy over Caprarica's comments about Youssef Siher.
Antonio Caprarica, journalist and longtime RAI correspondent, was a guest on "L'Aria che Tira" on La7, where he shared his thoughts on the case of Youssef Siher, the alleged administrator of the " Movimento 17 Ottobre " social media groups , which emerged after the clashes in Milan. Here are his words: " I want to make a simple observation.
We need to see how the judicial investigation unfolds. Among the charges is that of incitement to revolution. I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Marcuse, Habermas, and the entire Frankfurt School for having died before this deadline, otherwise they would all be charged with incitement to revolution .” But the journalist didn't stop there; here's what else he said.
The Air That Pulls, Caprarica: "Until proven otherwise, it doesn't constitute a crime."
Still connected to " L'Aria che Tira ", Antonio Caprarica added, again in relation to the Youssef Siher case: " Until proven otherwise, it does not constitute a crime , as a crime is an act aimed at overthrowing institutions. Will it come out? When it comes out, if it does, we will take note. Do our friends here, who represent a right-wing cultural area, really want to close the book and pretend that social unrest doesn't exist? They are perfectly free to do so at their own risk. But the entire Western world is being swept by a movement of young people who feel in danger." Therefore, according to Caprarica, the charges against Siher are weak. Let us remember that the 30-year-old was released from prison yesterday, provoking an angry reaction from Giorgia Meloni.