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The local elections have shown some novelties in the political scenario and in some large cities there will be a ballot. In the October 6 episode of ‘Radio too’, broadcast at 7.30 on Radio1, we will talk about which electorate went to the polls: who voted who and where, who changed their minds, who abstained. Guests of Giorgio Zanchini Salvatore Vassallo, director of the Cattaneo Institute, Alessio Vernetti, YouTrend analyst, Dario Galli, member of the League and Sandra Cuocolo, researcher of Noto polls. We will also deal with the tax reform, which arrives in the Council of Ministers, with the opinions of Maria Cecilia Guerra, undersecretary of the Mef, Cristiano Dell’Oste, expert of Sole 24 Ore, Tommaso Di Tanno, member of the Scientific Committee of the Bruno Visentini Foundation and Vieri Ceriani, president of the Tax Laboratory. The fire of the iron bridge in Rome will instead be the starting point to talk not only about the news event but also about those who survive on the edge of the metropolis, sometimes camped right under the many bridges of the capital. Augusto D’Angelo, historical volunteer of the Community of Sant’Egidio, Valentina Itri, Arci immigration office and Agnese Ciulla, head of institutional relations of the Italian federation of organizations for homeless people, will tell about their experience of proximity to these realities. The next ballots for the election of the mayors of Rome, Turin and Trieste will be at the center of the first part of ‘Tg2 Italia’, the program broadcast on Wednesday 6 October, live from 10 to 11 on Rai2 conducted by Marzia Roncacci. We will talk about it with guests, connections and services. The theme of the second space of the episode, on the other hand, is the house bonuses: how many there are, how to access them and how long they will last. Guests were the president of the National Council of Architects Cnappc Francesco Miceli, the president of Ance Lazio Giovani Angelica Donati and the president of the condominium administrators Anaci Francesco Burrelli. government intervention to mitigate bill costs. System charges and 5% VAT on gas until the end of the year are among the first temporary measures. An overall reform plan is being studied to calculate the electricity and gas tariffs. How to defend oneself from the siege of free market operators looking for new customers. Themes dealt with on ‘Fuori Tg’ – the in-depth space for Tg3 by Mariella Venditti and conducted by Maria Rosaria De Medici, live on Wednesday 6 October at 12.25 on Rai3 – with Stefano Saglia, member of the Board of the Authority for electricity and gas, with Davide Tabarelli, president of Nomisma Energia, and with Laila Perciballi, lawyer of the Consumer Movement. Italian scientists on Rai Storia, Rai Cultura MiTo 2021, Rai5 Discovering Bunuel, Italian scientists from the end of Nineteenth century to the period immediately following the Second World War: a series of portraits drawn from the new series of ‘Italians’, with Paolo Mieli, broadcast from Wednesday 6 October at 21.10 on Rai Storia. Each episode tells the life of two scholars who, despite enormous difficulties linked to historical contingencies and the condition of women, have achieved excellent scientific results. The first appointment, signed by Guendalina Biuso, is dedicated to two women who are so courageous and revolutionary to establish themselves in the difficult and restricted academic world of medicine: Anna Kuliscioff and Giuseppina Cattani. Both shared an important record: Anna Kuliscioff was the first woman to graduate in medicine at the University of Naples in 1885, in the same way Giuseppina Cattani was the first woman to graduate in medicine at the University of Bologna in 1884. Their lives – linked by important and mutual friendships – have often intertwined, sharing revolutionary ideals through political and social engagement. Over time they will follow different paths. While Anna will never give up her political commitments in defense of the weaker classes, Giuseppina will soon leave her political commitment to fully embrace scientific research and teaching. It offers the opportunity to retrace and relive the fifteenth edition of the MiTo Festival SettembreMusica, which took place from 8 to 26 September in Milan and Turin under the guidance of the president Anna Gastel and the artistic director Nicola Campogrande, the documentary with texts by Simone Solinas and directed by Barbara Pozzoni entitled ‘MiTo 2021: i Futuri della musica ‘, which Rai Cultura broadcasts on first TV on Wednesday 6 October at 9.15 pm on Rai5. discovery of the composers of the past and the present who have turned their gaze to the future with courage, challenging time with their music. Of the 126 appointments on the bill, from the inauguration with the Rai National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Fabio Luisi and the pianist Francesco Piemontesi to the closing with the Philharmonic of the Teatro alla Scala directed by Riccardo Chailly, in the documentary you can retrace some of the concerts and the most exciting shows that took place in the theaters, concert halls and churches of the two cities – which saw international orchestras, ensembles and soloists as protagonists – recorded in over two weeks of the Festival. To enrich the story in music, the voices of some of today’s most interesting performers gathered behind the scenes, such as that of the famous English tenor Ian Bostridge, the virtuoso Latvian accordionist Ksenija Sidorova, or even the talented Miriam Prandi and Alexander Romanovsky, cellist and pianist who performed in duo.A portrait of the father of surrealist cinema, Luis Buñuel. ‘Discovering Buñuel’, broadcast on Wednesday 6 October at 19.25 on Rai5, traces the career of this controversial director. The documentary starts from its beginnings in 1929 with “Un chien andalou”, made working closely with Salvador Dalí, passes through “L’Age d’Or” conceived as an attack on bourgeois institutions, and reaches its universal recognition as a director. Buñuel won numerous awards, including as best director at Cannes, and worked with some of the most important stars of the period, such as Jeanne Moreau and Catherine Deneuve on Rai Cultura #maestri, on Passato e Presente ‘Enemy Aliens’, on Rai3′ Quante Stories’How far will the possibility of modifying DNA go? And what did Giuseppe Verdi represent for Italy? Genetics and music are the protagonists of the lessons of ‘#maestri’, the Rai Cultura program conducted by Edoardo Camurri and produced in collaboration between Rai and the Ministry of Education, broadcast on Wednesday 6 October at 3.25 pm on Rai3 and at 5.50 pm on Rai History. Anna Meldolesi, scientific journalist and researcher, talks about the goals already achieved by the genetic editing technology called ‘Crispr-Cas9 “which allows extreme precision in the modification of the genetic code. In the second part of the episode, however, the cultural journalist and music critic of La Stampa Alberto Mattioli explains who Giuseppe Verdi is, the musician who with his works has told Italy and the Italians, the artist who has given us stories and arias in which to reflect. A genius who has contributed in a decisive way to building At the outbreak of the First World War the question of foreigners residing in enemy land emerges: all those civilians originating from countries on the opposite side, who suddenly find themselves in the condition of Enemy Aliens, enemies in their homeland, subjects to beware of and , potentially, to defend oneself. Professor Daniela Caglioti and Paolo Mieli talk about it at ‘Passato e Presente’, broadcast on Wednesday 6 October at 1.15pm on Rai3 and at 8.30pm on Rai Storia. To tackle this problem, both European and non-European states adopt a series of measures ranging from simple control, to confiscation of assets, up to detention and internment in special concentration camps. A practice that continues, assuming even more dramatic coercive forms, even in the Second World War, while efforts to approve a convention that will protect the Enemy Aliens from violence and persecution are in vain. countless directors who, with their films, have been able to return an acute portrait of our country. Guest on Wednesday 6 October at 12.45 on Rai3 by Giorgio Zanchini, at ‘How many stories’, the historian Giovanni De Luna to describe the role played by cinema in our imagination and show the most typical character of Italians through some memorable film scenes, such as Una special day with Marcello Mastroianni and Sofia Loren or the hilarious American in Rome by Alberto Sordi.