Philip Imundi The Pierluigi Diaco case has been further complicated by the internal investigations already conducted at RAI and the warning letter sent to the host by Daytime director Angelo Mellone, urging Diaco to respect the code of ethics during his work. Now, the situation has become more thorny for the host because the company itself has decided to investigate several issues relating to the management of the afternoon program.
Pierluigi Diaco, from Rai to "Le Iene" the suspicious call
While RAI is clearly evaluating its employee's position, it emerges that Diaco was contacted by "Le Iene" seeking his opinion on the matter involving him.
The news naturally reached the top brass at Viale Mazzini, who did not appreciate the unauthorized interview and also commented on its length, which lasted more than 12 minutes.
The Mediaset program clarified, during the last episode aired, that the interview was shorter and that it was not something official.
In fact, they wanted to explain that a call was made as per standard procedure to hear the point of view of one of the parties involved in a given matter. The program hopes that this will be taken for "what it is," that is, a simple call with no further implications.
Rai launches an internal audit of Pierluigi Diaco.
Meanwhile, Rai is committed to resolving the Diaco issue as quickly as possible. At the moment, the host has not received any suspension and will continue to host his program "Bellama'," although the decision made a few days ago was to initiate an internal audit.
The audit will verify compliance with employment relationships and the founding principles of public service , as reported by Ansa.it , a process that will conclude in a few days and which was made necessary following the diffusion of audio messages in Selvaggia Lucarelli 's newsletter and verified by Rai 2.
In fact, the messages contained insults and serious threats addressed by Diaco to the cast members of the program he hosts, clearly behavior that only worsens his already cryptic position.