2023-07-02 19:26:26
“I have no difficulty expressing my regrets and apologizing also to the employees of Maxxi with whom I have shared this uneasiness from the beginning”. Thus the president of Maxxi, Alessandro Giuli, interviewed by Tg1 in the 1.30 pm edition, has his say on the conversation of 21 June between Vittorio Sgarbi and Morgan which raised a lot of controversy due to the profanity and sexist phrases uttered by the undersecretary. “So these are excuses that Maxxi makes to itself first of all and to all the people who legitimately felt offended by an evening that was supposed to go on a different track”, he adds.
“Everything – explains Giuli – was born with different assumptions, it had to be a free and mild conversation between an artist and an undersecretary. During the occasion, the discussion took a different turn in front of which I, as far as possible, tried to contain the results of that possible discomfort that then arose from it”.
On the fact that Minister Sangiuliano and the opposition have asked for clarifications, Giuli replies: “At this moment I feel like fully and convincingly subscribing to Minister Sangiuliano’s observations. Namely: foul language and sexism cannot have the right to citizenship in public discourse and in particular in places of culture. Therefore, in retrospect, there is no room for any consideration that follows the pattern we saw in the inauguration of the Estate at Maxxi”, he concludes.
— alessandro giuli (@a_g_giuli) July 2, 2023
#Rude #Maxxi #Giuli #apologizes #employees