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Mr. Giambrone would not be the first politician who successfully rode out a lively romantic life: think Pierre Trudeau, Bill Clinton and, across the Atlantic, pretty much any French president. Silvio Berlusconi, the prime minister of Italy, seems to use public... Full Article at National Post
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It would be tempting to conclude that this whole Borgia-like tale was nothing more than idle gossip bandied about by idle journalists, were it not for one consideration. Boffo was forced to resign after a summer when his paper had been critical of Italian... Full Article at Irish Times
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Massimo Ciancimino, son of late former Mayor of Palermo Vito Ciancimino, who had been convicted in 1992 for mafia association, testifies in the Mori trial, in Palermo's bunker courthouse, southern Italy, Monday, Feb. 8, 2010. During the trial, Ciancimino... View Photo »
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I really didn’t understand this move ... He is another trequartista, whereas what we need is someone who finishes things off by scoring goals. What’s more he has barely played in two years. I did not agree with this signature and I said so to Galliani.
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Italy, Feb. 9 (UPI) -- Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi likely will have trouble chewing for the rest of his life because of injuries from an assault, medical examiners said. The finding that the prime minister suffered permanent injuries could affect... Full Article at United Press International
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Chanting "Death to Italy, Death to Berlusconi", about 100 Iranians hurled stones, eggs, and tomatoes at the Italian embassy in protest of Italy's decision to reduce dealings with an increasingly nuclear-capable Iran. The protests came following Italian Premier... Full Article at Arutz Sheva
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The various carnival celebrations across Europe may not have the pulsating rhythms and unbridled hedonism of the Rio party, but they do have satirical floats poking fun at world leaders. In Cologne, Barack Obama is depicted as a cowboy guarding a fort, while... Full Article at The Telegraph
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Massimo Ciancimino, right, son of late former mayor of Palermo Vito Ciancimino, who had been sentenced in 1992 for mafia association, testifies in the Mori trial, in Palermo's bunker courthouse, southern Italy, Monday, Feb. 8, 2010. During the trial, Ciancimino... View Photo »
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With this firm statement, the Italian woman saved the Jewish girl and lit, if only for a moment, a ray of humanistic light and bravery in the great darkness that pervaded all of Europe. That brave woman was named Rosa, and one of her sons is named Silvio Berlusconi, today the prime minister of Italy.
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Silvio Berlusconi’s has stepped up his campaigns against his television rivals, press freedom and the internet. Full Article at Index on Censorship
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How can one explain the devolution of the politics and media culture of Italy in the age of its current prime minister and media emperor Silvio Berlusconi? As the owner of Mediaset, he controls the majority of the country's private television stations, and... Full Article at Rotten Tomatoes
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JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - FEBRUARY 3: Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi (L) toasts with Israel's president Shimon Peres during a lunch held in the honour of Berlusconi at the President's Residence on February 3, 2010 in Jerusalem, Israel. Berlusconi is on a three-day state visit to Israel...
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JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - FEBRUARY 3: Israel's President Shimon Peres watches Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi (L) embrace the Israeli singer Rita after her performance at a lunch held in the honour of Berlusconi at the President's Residence on February 3, 2010 in Jerusalem, Israel. Berlusconi...
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JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - FEBRUARY 3: Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi delivers a speech in the Knesset on February 3, 2010 in Jerusalem, Israel. Berlusconi is on a three-day state visit to Israel and the Palestinian Authority. Berlusconi pledged Italy's firm support for Israel, urging...
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KAHANA JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - FEBRUARY 3: Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi (L) shakes hands with Israel's Speaker of the Parliament Reuven Rivlin after delivering a speech in the Knesset on February 3, 2010 in Jerusalem, Israel. Berlusconi is on a three-day state visit to Israel and...
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, left, is embraced by Israeli singer Rita, center, as Israeli President Shimon Peres, right, looks on during a meeting at the presidents residence in Jerusalem, Wednesday, Feb, 3, 2010. Berlusconi told Israel's parliament on Wednesday that the world...
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, right, is greeted by Israeli President Shimon Peres, left, at the presidents residence in Jerusalem, Wednesday, Feb, 3, 2010. Berlusconi told Israel's parliament on Wednesday that the world "cannot make compromises" and must close ranks to "resist...
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Israel's President Shimon Peres (L) looks as Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi (R) greets Israeli singer Rita after her performance at a lunch on Berlusconi's behalf at the president's residence in Jerusalem February 3, 2010. Berlusconi, visiting Israel's parliament on Wednesday, appeared...
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Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi (R) signs the guest book at the residence of Israel's President Shimon Peres (L) in Jerusalem February 3, 2010. Berlusconi, visiting Israel's parliament on Wednesday, appeared to wipe away a tear when Netanyahu recalled how the Italian leader's mother...
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi gestures during a joint press conference with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, not seen, in the West Bank town of Bethlehem, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2010. Berlusconi told Israel's parliament on Wednesday that the world "cannot make compromises" and...
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi signs the Knesset guest book during a meeting with Israeli President Shimon Peres, left, at the presidents residence in Jerusalem, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2010. Berlusconi told Israel's parliament on Wednesday that the world "cannot make compromises" and...
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Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi (L) toasts with Israel's President Shimon Peres during a lunch on Berlusconi's behalf at the president's residence in Jerusalem February 3, 2010. Berlusconi, visiting Israel's parliament on Wednesday, appeared to wipe away a tear when Netanyahu recalled...
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Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi (R) shakes hands with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu during a special session of the Knesset, the Israeli parliament, in Jerusalem February 3, 2010. Berlusconi, visiting Israel's parliament on Wednesday, appeared to wipe away a tear when...
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JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - FEBRUARY 3: Israel's President Shimon Peres watches Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi (L) embrace the Israeli singer Rita after her performance at a lunch held in the honour of Berlusconi at the President's Residence on February 3, 2010 in Jerusalem, Israel. Berlusconi...
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I really didn’t understand this move ... He is another trequartista, whereas what we need is someone who finishes things off by scoring goals. What’s more he has barely played in two years. I did not agree with this signature and I said so to Galliani.
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: Soccerlens -
With this firm statement, the Italian woman saved the Jewish girl and lit, if only for a moment, a ray of humanistic light and bravery in the great darkness that pervaded all of Europe. That brave woman was named Rosa, and one of her sons is named Silvio Berlusconi, today the prime minister of Italy.
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I'm going to let you down because I didn't notice
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: ABC News -
That courageous woman's name was Rosa. And one of her children is called Silvio Berlusconi.
SOURCE: Buffalo News -
Whenever war takes the place of peace, whenever violence takes the place of reason, humanity disappears. The relationship between men that should always be kept intact disappears ... So just as it's right to cry for the victims of the Shoah, it's right to show pain for what happened in Gaza.
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: Buffalo News -
The name of that woman ... was Rosa, and this is her son – Silvio Berlusconi.
SOURCE: Arutz Sheva -
Just as it's right to cry for the victims of the Shoah, it's right to show pain for what happened in Gaza.
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: Ynetnews -
That courageous woman's name was Rosa. And one of her children is called Silvio Berlusconi, today the prime minister of Italy.
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Liberals around the world see your state as a positive, aching and proud symbol of a proud history that tells of justice and progress against evil. We, the free and liberal people of the world thank you for your very existence
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: Ynetnews -
Our relations with Turkey are important ... They have recently experienced some decline, not of our choosing. I think it is in both nations' interest to stabilize these relations. Of course, any country that can help, like Italy, can only be commended. Can Silvio Berlusconi assist in this? I assume so.
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This shows that we consider Israel one of the European countries, and you, Benjamin, you know - because I told you years ago and reiterated in our meeting in Cernobbio near Lake Como - that as long as I am one of the shapers of politics, my greatest dream is to include Israel among the European Union co...
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: EUobserver.com -
our relations with Turkey are important. They have recently experienced a decline, and that wasn't our choice. I believe both countries have an interest to stabilize these relations. Naturally, any country which can help, like Italy, will be blessed. Can Silvio Berlusconi help? I assume he can
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We are part of a Judeo-Christian culture that is the basis for European culture
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: EUobserver.com -
During my meeting (on Monday) with Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, I asked him that Italy pass a law placing the Revolutionary Guards on the list of terror organisations, with a view that the European Union follows suit
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My greatest desire, as long as I am a protagonist in politics, is to bring Israel into membership of the European Union.
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: The Jewish Chronicle -
If ever there was a sign of the moral bankruptcy of Silvio Berlusconi's government ... it is the sight of a McDonald's apron wrapped around the svelte frame of the Minister of Agriculture, Luca Zaia as he helped launch the new McItaly range of burgers.
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We would like a committed friendship to grow from this meeting, to work together toward the future ... I hope we can all look toward of future of profit and prosperity, particularly at peace for you, whose fragile existence hangs on the doubt of somebody we all oppose.
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: Haaretz -
There was no intention to cause any trouble or to offend, and there was no political intention. I am sure that Silvio Berlusconi, who I know, will have smiled when he saw me.
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It will never be possible to convince the Palestinians of Israel's good intentions while Israel continues to build in territories that are to be returned as part of a piece agreement
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worse than Silvio Berlusconi, when I finally get my hands on him
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Israel's settlement policy could be an obstacle to peace
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: France 24 -
every word he says is amplified by the Mediaset television network [owned by Silvio Berlusconi, the Prime Minister of Italy and, then as now, the president of AC Milan]
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Firms will have a blacklist of companies so they know who not to sub-contract work to
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: United Press International -
The attack against Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is deplorable and on behalf of the European People's Party I wholly condemn it; such acts of political violence have no place in the Europe of the 21st century
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A reduction in the number of foreigners in Italy means fewer people to fill the ranks of organized crime
– Silvio Berlusconi SOURCE: The New York Times
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