Giuliano Marrucci

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Giuliano Marrucci (born 24 December 1976) is an Italian investigative journalist.

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Biography

Marrucci was born in the town of Mirano and then moved to Pisa as a child in 1984. He earned a degree at the technical institute for social activities "Chiara Gambacorti". He is the son of Enrico Marrucci, who was a MP for the Italian Communist Party. [1]

In the late '90s, while he was attending Physics at the University of Pisa, he began to produce reports as a freelance videojournalist in India, since his main intellectual interest was, and still is, the process of the "great return" on the global scene of the "Asian giants" India and China. [2]

From 2001 to 2022 he was one of the authors of the popular investigative journalism programme Report , on Rai 3, on the Italian public television. Since 2010 he has also been collaborating for the daily newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano and since 2011 for the Corriere della Sera . [3]

In 2021 he was one of the founders of OttolinaTV, a web TV dedicated to Italian and international current political and economical affairs and cultural insights. [4] The network has a multilateralist vision, not aligned with the point of view of Western countries.

Marrucci is married and has two children. [3]

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