BERLUSCONI DIES | Italy and the world remember Berlusconi’s career: “He made history”

Madrid

06/12/2023 at 12:46 PM

CEST


Public figures, such as the president of the League, Matteo Salvini, or the former prime minister and current leader of Italia Viva, Matteo Renzi, have already spoken on social networks

Silvio Berlusconi He passed away at the age of 86 on Monday.. The former Prime Minister of Italy died on June 12 in the Milan hospital, where he remained hospitalized for several days for leukemia. Throughout the morning, social networks have been filled with different messages. Specifically, the Italian political class has said goodbye reminding him how a historical figure for Italyboth for his various stages at the head of the Government and for his work as a businessman, focused on the media.

The leader of the League, Matteo Salvini, author in 2014 of the so-called “Pact of the Nazarene”, was surprised by the news during a visit to inaugurate a new coast guard headquarters. “Many loved him, many hated him. But everyone today must recognize that his impact on political, economic, sports, and television life has been unprecedented. Today Italy cries with his family, his loved ones, his companies and his party,” he said.

The leader of the Democratic Party (PD), Enrico Lettahas pointed out that the death of Berlusconi affects the entire country because Berlusconi “made history”.

A recognition that has also been granted by the president of the 5 Star Movement (M5S), Giuseppe Conte. Even his opponents, Conte added, can recognize that “he has never lacked courage, passion and tenacity.”

In this sense, the former prime minister and current leader of Italia Viva, Matteo Renzi, has stated that Berlusconi generated all kinds of feelings during his life -“many loved him, many hated him”-, but he has stressed that, regardless of political considerations, “he made history”.

According to roman prodiformer prime minister and former president of the European Comissiona person has died with a “long and intense” public commitment that has exerted a “great influence” in Italy. Thus, despite the political “rivalry” that existed between the two, he stressed that he always maintained a close relationship with Berlusconi “mutual respect”.

The Italian Adriano Galliani, his right hand in football, and Monza, the team he owned, have also wanted to say goodbye to Silvio Berlusconi. “Forever with us. Adriano Galliani and all of Monza mourn the loss of Silvio Berlusconi: a void that can never be filled, forever with us. Thank you for everything, President,” the club said in a statement.

These have been the most prominent messages on social networks from different public figures who wanted to remember Berlusconi on the day of his death.



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