Career
- 1967–1968: National Vice-Chairman of the UGI - Union goliardica Italian
- 1968–1970: Member of the National Secretariat of the Italian Communist Youth Federation
- 1971–1979: Member of the secretariat of the PCI - Federation of Genoa
- 1975–1979: PCI group leader on the Provincial Council of Genoa
- Since 1981: Professional journalist
- 1989–1990: Fellow of the Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies
- 1990: Moscow correspondent, first of all, for L'Unità (1980) then for La Stampa
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