Paolo Barnard

Paolo Rossi-Barnard is an Italian journalist and documentary maker.

Paolo Barnard
Born (1958-01-02) 2 January 1958
NationalityItalian
OccupationJournalist, writer, documentary filmmaker
Height1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)
Parent(s)Sigfrido Rossi (1909–2002)
Websitehttp://paolobarnard.info

Biography

Born in Bologna, Italy, after his bachelor's degree in Psychology, he began his media career at RAI, for the Italian public television program Samarcanda. He later worked for the popular program Report for Rai 3, then moved to Rai Educational.[1][2] He was correspondent for some main Italian newspapers such as la La Stampa, il manifesto, Corriere della Sera, Il Mattino, and La Repubblica. As an author he has written books on terrorism in the Middle East conflicts and the health system in Italy.[3]

In 2011, Barnard was concerned with monetary fundamentals of the present economic crisis, especially in Italy. His opinions, published on Barnard's website, led to the organization of the first Italian meeting on Modern Money Theory, held on 25–27 February 2012 in Rimini. Since 2013 he has been taking part in the Italian economic and financial TV talk show La Gabbia hosted by Gianluigi Paragone, which aired on Italian TV channel La7.

He is interviewed in the documentary "PIIGS", dubbed in English by actor Willem Dafoe.[4]

On the 23rd of September 2021 Paolo Barnard published in Italy an investigative book on the as of yet unknown background events surrounding the outbreak of COVID-19, by the title of L'Origine del Virus, le verità tenute nascoste che hanno ucciso milioni di persone (Chiarelettere publishers) in cooperation with two internationally renowned scientists, Dr Steven Quay (Stanford University, Harvard University, CEO Atossa Therapeutics) and Prof Angus Dalgleish (St. George's University, London). On the 30th of September 2021 said book was printed in the United Kingdom by Clinical Press Ltd with the title The Origin of the Virus, the hidden truths behind the microbe that killed millions of people.

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