Cavour, Einaudi, De Gasperi, Montanelli. All dead". During Rai 2's television program Dodicesimo round he stated that in the 2006 general election he had voted on the Senate «without holding my nose for the first time»: that's because, Travaglio said, "Italy of Values made me the gift of candidating a person that I esteem and that has honored my of her friendship, Franca Rame". On March 29, 2008, Antonio Di Pietro's blog published an article by Travaglio in which he again publicly expressed his vote for Italy of Value for the 2008 general election, however adding "while waiting for a new Einaudi or a new De Gasperi", confirming his liberal leanings. On the blog Voglioscendere, on June 5, 2009, on the eve of the 2009 European Parliament election, he stated he would vote once again for Italy of Values because he was satisfied with its way of opposing the Berlusconi Cabinet. Interviewed by on March 22, 2011, on the television program Niente di Personale on La7, he revealed that in the 1996 general election he had voted for Lega Nord in one of the two chambers and for Romano Prodi's The Olive Tree in the other chamber. He explained his vote for Lega Nord as the fulfillment of a promise he had made to himself after leaving Il Giornale in 1994: he would have voted for whoever would "throw down" Berlusconi. For the 2013 general election, in an article published on MicroMega, and also in the La7 television programs by Michele Santoro and by Lilli Gruber, he announced his vote for Civil Revolution in the Chamber and the Five Star Movement in the Senate. For the 2016 constitutional referendum about the Renzi-Boschi reform, Travaglio supported the "No" campaign and even wrote a book against the reform. For the 2018 general election, on March 8, 2018, on Otto e mezzo he stated that he had voted for the Five Star Movement. For the 2020 constitutional referendum about the reduction of the number of MPs in the Parliament, Travaglio supported the "Yes". Awards and honors "International Press Freedom" (Pressefreiheit Preis, 2009) "Premiolino" (2010) Publications Books by Marco Travaglio (usually co-authored with other investigative journalists) include: Bravi ragazzi (Italian for Good fellas), published in 2003 and reporting on politicians Cesare Previti and Silvio Berlusconi's alleged (and later confirmed by court's sentence ) corruption of judges Lo chiamavano Impunità ("They Call Him Impunity", a