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Gian Gaetano Bellavia claims that a mole in the Milan Prosecutor's Office manipulated confidential documents related to a criminal investigation against him.

Gian Gaetano Bellavia, a consultant for prosecutors and the media show Report, is under investigation for a privacy law violation related to a massive data theft involving his confidential files.

Giangaetano Bellavia, a consultant for the Italian investigative program Report, is under investigation for violating privacy laws, with a potentially extensive archive of data on high-profile individuals.

Gian Gaetano Bellavia, a consultant for prosecutors and judges, is being investigated for a privacy violation concerning an archive of over a million files listing names of entrepreneurs, politicians, and celebrities.

Gian Gaetano Bellavia, a financial consultant implicated in multiple public prosecutor investigations, is under investigation for alleged privacy law violations involving sensitive data on public figures.

Gian Gaetano Bellavia's extensive file collection, totaling nearly one million megabytes, is under scrutiny to determine whether it contains public or sensitive materials, amid allegations tied to an ex-employee.

Valentina Varisco, a former employee accused of misappropriating sensitive files, has publicly defended herself in a statement following the announcement of her trial for embezzlement and unauthorized access to computer systems.

The defense of Valentina Varisco, a former collaborator of Gian Gaetano Bellavia, argues that they were the first to discover an important anonymous document listing names of entrepreneurs and politicians in the ongoing legal case.

Tensions rose between Luca Barbareschi and Sigfrido Ranucci over the perceived lack of courtesy during their overlapping broadcasts on Rai 3.

After ten days of news and inquiries regarding the files collected by Milanese accountant Gian Gaetano Bellavia, the Five Star Movement reacts not by demanding clarifications but by calling for censorship of the newspaper Il Giornale which broke much of the news.

Gian Gaetano Bellavia, a once-prominent consultant for several Prosecutor's Offices, tried to withdraw a complaint against a former employee regarding embezzlement of over one million files after realizing he was in trouble.

Gian Gaetano Bellavia, a consultant entangled in a scandal involving a Report employee's theft of confidential files, insists he never disclosed sensitive information.

Sigfrido Ranucci defends Bellavia during a recent talk show, condemning an 'infamous attack' aimed at undermining the Report program and the judiciary.

The Milan prosecutor's office is preparing to open an investigation into a 36-page document linked to email exchanges between Gian Gaetano Bellavia and his lawyer, originally stemming from an investigation into alleged data theft by his former employee Valentina Varisco.

The article discusses the confusion surrounding the connection between Bellavia's secret archive and the investigative program Report, following a controversy raised by its host Sigfrido Ranucci.

Giuliano Tavaroli discusses the ancient market of information, highlighting breaches of rules regarding Gian Gaetano Bellavia's secret archive.

Consultant Gian Gaetano Bellavia claims that he provided data to Report journalists who sought to avoid lawsuits, confirming new admissions related to a Milanese investigation into stolen data.

The privacy-related scandal involving the leakage of millions of personal data by expert Giangaetano Bellavia is under investigation, with Matteo Renzi supporting journalism and opposing the political implications of the dossier scandals.

The President of the Senate, Ignazio La Russa, expresses his concern over the dossier compiled by Gian Gaetano Bellavia, which includes sensitive information about various individuals, including La Russa's son.

The Privacy Guarantor has launched an investigation into Gian Gaetano Bellavia, a well-known accountant and consultant, concerning violations of personal data.

The Privacy Guarantor has launched an investigation against Gian Gaetano Bellavia regarding a personal data breach after requests for information were sent to him by the authorities.

An extensive archive created by Gian Gaetano Bellavia contains at least 10 million sensitive files on public figures, surpassing standard corporate data access, and includes high-sensitivity materials from his work with prosecutors.

Forza Italia has presented an inquiry to Justice Minister Carlo Nordio regarding the ongoing Bellavia-Ranucci-Report scandal, seeking inspections of the numerous magistrates involved and questioning Rai's conduct.

Maurizio Gasparri expresses concerns over the relationship between Report and consultant Bellavia, suggesting a need for a legal complaint and citing perceived threats from Ranucci.

The article discusses emerging allegations of improper dossiering involving Gian Gaetano Bellavia, a long-time financial consultant for prosecutors, and the implications for political and justice relations in Italy.

The article discusses a list of names from the so-called 'Bellavia archive', involved in an investigation by the Milan prosecutor's office, raising numerous questions about their implications.

The article discusses the revelation of a vast database of confidential information compiled by Giangaetano Bellavia, a long-time consultant for public prosecutors in Italy, which has raised alarms among political parties after its emergence in the Milan prosecutor's records.

The indictment of a former collaborator of Gian Gaetano Bellavia for stealing approximately 900 gigabytes of data has sparked a political controversy involving judiciary leaders and television news.

Italian political parties Lega and Fratelli d'Italia are demanding clarity regarding the extensive amount of dossiers accumulated by consultant Giangaetano Bellavia in Milan, amidst ongoing investigations linking judicial inquiries and journalistic scoop.