Serena Bortone, a story of Italy between crisis and redemption

(ANSA) - ROME, AUGUST 08 - "A collective and at the same time individual story, a look at the country that can and must do it, but also a space for single stories of friendship, love, feelings, with the aim of restoring the desire for continuous evolution of Italy ": this is the challenge taken up by SerenaBortone with 'Oggi è un altro Giorno', the program that will open the new Rai1 afternoon from 7 September, from Monday to Friday at 2 pm.
    "The title we have chosen underlines the idea that every day can be another day in our daily life, made even more complex by Covid and the economic crisis: we are a country that is going through a crisis, of course, but always full of resources, of strength. spirit and ability to play down ", says to ANSA the journalist, author and presenter who after three years left the political arena of Agorà on Rai3" to give voice to the stories, facts, people who keep Italy going, shadows and shadows , despondency and hope. Because going forward does not necessarily mean redemption and success, but also being indisputable, analyzing a moment of difficulty or pain ". The starting point "will be news: my key to the story - he explains - will still be topicality, more stringent or perhaps more unexpected, to think about what in this 'other day' we want to become". Space, therefore, for encounters, comparisons, dramatic, funny, romantic, curious, contrasting testimonies. "We will have moments of talk: the debate through the comparison of ideas is the key to the story borrowed from Agorà.
   As always, I will enter the studio without a preconceived idea, ready for a heated confrontation, because the beauty of pluralism is also getting excited about an idea. But we will also have face to face with single guests, famous and non-famous people, bearers and witnesses of stories, commentators who can also suggest or promote battles or social campaigns or help us intercept changes in costume. Politicians? I do not put any padlocks: they will be there when they will be functional to the account of that day we are living ". (ANSA).