Silvio Berlusconi
Silvio Berlusconi
Silvio Berlusconi; born 29 September 1936) is an Italian media tycoon and politician who served as Prime Minister of Italy in four governments...
NationalityItalian
ProfessionPolitician
Date of Birth29 September 1936
CityMilan, Italy
CountryItaly
europe fans follow milan
I think it will be fun. Not just for Milan fans, but for all the fans in Europe and the world that will follow this game.
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I'm shouting for him, he will be a champion of peace, ... But he'll have a difficult task, to transform what it just a geographic area into a state.
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It is an historic meeting of global significance.
glad welcome
I say we are very glad to be able to welcome someone who has been so courageous.
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We, therefore, urge the maximum caution, care and responsibility,
absence indeed rule
The absence of deliberateness doesn't indeed rule out blame,
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The accession of one of these countries to the UN Security Council runs the risk of embarrassing three or four other countries,
change fears government
The American government fears a change of government in Italy,
believe forces gradually replace
I believe that at the end of 2006, our forces will be able to gradually replace the international forces,
hope later milan proud
I am proud for Milan and Inter. I also hope that later we can see an all-Italian final.
further government
I don't think the government must take further steps.
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You conquered everyone because you were so spontaneous, so natural, ... It was such a frank way to say things, because yes is yes, no is no .... With President Bush, everything is simple.
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I certainly express the feelings of all Italians, and am particularly delighted, when I present Your Holiness with the warm and respectful homage of the Italian government.
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The historic cost of inaction might be incalculable,