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WHO, Ranieri War in the storm for not planning a pandemic: “Change the date”
Ranieri Guerra, deputy director general of the WHO ends up in the storm, following the revelations of the transmission of the Rai Tre Report, which brought to light some emails written by Guerra to the WHO research coordinator, with attempts to change the dates of the ‘Update of the pandemic plan of Italy, stopped in 2006. Plan – read the Fatto Quotidiano – published and made to disappear in 24 hours, last May. It was May 11, shortly before its publication. The date was not correct, 2006 – we had to add “last update December 2016”. “Don’t mess with me on this,” War still writes. Tonight we are going to R eport’s teeth and we can’t be suicidal (…) Now I block everything (…) So he can’t get out. Avoid nonsense. Thanks and sorry for the tone. Ranieri. “The text will not change and will be withdrawn immediately.
But yesterday Reporter -the fact continues- returned to the subject, and discovered that Guerra in the ministry was director general of Prevention from 2014 to 2017. Updates of the plan, in those years, also depended on him. According to the expert consulted by Report, the pdf file is always the one from 2006, only the page that links it to the website of the Ministry of Health changes. Again in 2020 a text would be linked that establishes that a “first stock of medicines” for the ministry “will be completed in 2006”.
In another email held by the Report – explains the Fact – Guerra wrote to the coordinator of the Oms Zambon investigators: “As you know, I am about to start the process of parliamentary (and financial) reconfirmation of the center of Venice with the minister and I would not have to suffer delays or counterattacks. ” Downtown Venice is Zambon’s workplace. In the WHO, according to the Report, there was a confrontation over the file. A European researcher, heard anonymously, adds: “Ranieri Guerra severely threatened the author of the report: ‘Either you withdraw the publication or I will have you fired from the WHO.’ “I have never threatened anyone,” Guerra tells Fatto Quotidiano, but prefers not to go into the matter and the relations between the WHO and the government.
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