Silvio Berlusconi

Silvio Berlusconi {{audio|It-Silvio_Berlusconi.ogg|listen}} (born September 29, 1936 in Milan) is the current Prime Minister of Italy and is the leader of the Forza Italia political movement, a party which was established for his entry into politics.

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• {{note|forbes}}Silvio Berlusconi From Forbes.com's: Forbes World's Richest People, Retrieved 2004/12/24
• Italy immunity law provokes fury, BBC news, 25 June 2003, Retrieved 2004/12/24
• Berlusconi in EU 'Nazi' slur, BBC news, 2 July 2003, Retrieved 2004/12/24
• Berlusconi accused of Mafia links, BBC news, 8 January 2003, Retrieved 2005/1/22
• Italy's left attacks Berlusconi, BBC news, 11 December 2004, Retrieved 2005/1/22
• Berlusconi plans to get off the hook, The Observer, 7 October 2001, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Italian Senate passes disputed bill, BBC News, 2 August 2002, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Berlusconi scores double victory, BBC News, 5 November 2002, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Berlusconi ally jailed for bribery, BBC News, 29 April 2003, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Berlusconi ally partially cleared, BBC News, 22 November 2003, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Berlusconi warns 'subversive' judges, BBC News, 8 August 2003, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Berlusconi stuns Italian judges, BBC News, 5 September 2003, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Italian judges fight reform, BBC News, 20 June 2002, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Italian magistrates go on strike, BBC News, 25 May 2004, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Italian president blocks reforms, BBC News, 16 December 2004, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Q&A: Berlusconi's battle with the courts, BBC News, 24 January 2002, Retrieved 2005/2/1
• Italian premier's brother wants plea bargain in corruption case, Financial Times, 22 April 2002, Retrieved 2005/2/1, reported on the la Margherita (the Daisy) opposition party website.
• New storm over Berlusconi 'remarks', BBC News, 11 September 2003, Retrieved 2005/2/2
• Jewish communities split over Berlusconi, BBC News, 26 September 2003, Retrieved 2005/2/2

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