Michele Ruggiero

Professional journalist, president of La Porta di Vetro, he graduated in Literature with a historical specialization at the University of Turin, the city where he lives and where he worked until May 2021 at RAI, Telegiornale del Piemonte. Previously, journalist at L'Unità until November 1998. Among his latest publications "Adalberto Minucci: the encounter with the Turin working class" in AA.VV. "Doing politics between culture and civic commitment. The lesson of Adalberto Minucci" edited by Matteo D'Ambrosio; "Libertini and the Lancia of Chivasso" in AA.VV. Lucio Libertini and... A protagonist of the Italian left on the centenary of his birth. Previously, "Life and thought of Monsignor Bettazzi" (co-author Luca Rolandi), "A life as second, the story of Mirko Ferretti, the coach in the shadows" (co-author Alessandra Demichelis), "Terrorism, testimonies in the memory of those who lived it", with afterword by Carole Beebe Tarantelli, and "Hello, here Prima Linea" (co-author Mario Renosio). Together with director Enza Carpignano he made for the Association of Councilors of the Piedmont Region "Intense Years", a documentary on the political life of Aldo Viglione. He is also co-author with Enza Carpignano and journalist Lorenzo Gigli of the documentaries "600 thousand fibers in a breath", which addresses the Eternit and asbestos case, and "The Subtle Evil", dedicated to victims of ALS, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. In 2018 he made the documentary "L'Unità in Turin, 40 years of history, 1945-1985". And in October of that year he was awarded the Acqui Storia Prize for "History on TV". Member of the Resistance and Constitution Committee of the Piedmont Regional Council, he is also part as "expert" of the Human and Civil Rights Committee of the Piedmont Regional Council.