Crisis? What Crisis?

Veronica Lario e e Silvio Berlusconi – Divorzio con i ‘fiocchi di Natale’
Un Tenore di Vita da 100 mila euro €. al giorno, per alimenti ed altro !!!
I Giudici di Milano sanciscono che esiste ancora la possibilità di poter spendere 100 mila euro al giorno per mantenere alta la propria dignità di Vita!

Il Cavaliere non commenta la sentenza che ha assegnato all’ex moglie Veronica Lario tre milioni di alimenti al mese (circa 100 mila euro al giorno, 36 milioni di euro all’anno), in base alla sentenza di divorzio emessa dal Tribunale di Milano.
Dopo oltre tre anni finisce in questo modo, con una sentenza depositata in gran segreto il giorno di Natale dalla nona sezione civile del Tribunale di Milano, la causa di ‘separazione non consensuale’ avviata nel 2009.

…ecco cosa dicono le lingue giornalistiche nel Mondo

Italy’s Berlusconi Told to Pay Nearly $50 Million
Per Year in Alimony

By Eric J. Lyman | The Hollywood Reporter – Thu, Dec 27, 2012 9:00

Associated Press – En esta foto del viernes 24 de junio de 2004 aparece el entonces primer ministro italiano Silvio Berlusconi y su esposa Veronica Lario, antes de un encuentro con George W. Bush. El viernes 28 de diciembre de 2012, trascendió que Berlusconi pagará una pensión de 3 millones de dólares mensuales a Lario como parte de su acuerdo de divorcio (AP Foto/Susan Walsh, archivo).

ROME – Francesca Pasquale, take note: apparently, it can pay to be the former Mrs. Silvio Berlusconi.

Just days after the 76-year-old Berlusconi, Italy’s billionaire media tycoon and three-time prime minister, announced he got engaged to Pasquale, 27, terms of divorce from Berlusconi’s second wife,Veronica Lario, were revealed.

He will pay her €36 million ($47.2 million) per year in alimony payments. That works out to be nearly €100,000 ($131,000) per day.

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The final figure is below the €43 million ($56.3 million) per year Lario asked for, but ten times the €3.6 million ($4.7 million) per year Berlusconi offered.

The judge’s decision announced Friday is the culmination of a three-year divorce ordeal started in 2009 after Lario announced she was leaving Berlusconi because of his taste for young women, following the widely reported 18th birthday party of would-be Neapolitan showgirl Noemi Letizia, which Berlusconi attended, paparazzi in tow.

Berlusconi’s taste for young women did not abate after Lario’s comments. Even before his engagement to Pasquale, the former dancer nearly 50 years her fiancé’s junior, Berlusconi was linked to scores of young women through his famous “bunga bunga” sex parties. Berlusconi is under investigation for allegations of paying an under-age cabaret dancer named Karima el-Mahroug for sex.

But the case involving el-Mahroug — who is best known by her stage name, Ruby the Heart Stealer — is not the greatest of Berlusconi’s concerns at the moment. He is also under investigation for abuse of power, a more serious charge, and in October was sentenced to four years behind bars for tax fraud. Earlier this month, prosecutors asked a judge to sentence Berlusconi to at least a year in jail in connection to a wiretap case involving a political rival.

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All the while, Berlusconi had time to orchestrate a political maneuver that triggered the resignation of Mario Monti, his successor as prime minister, and to start laying the groundwork for another run for prime minister in 2013.

Berlusconi is one of the richest people in Italy — notwithstanding his divorce settlement with Lario — mostly on the strength of the Mediaset television and cinema giant he founded. Mediaset includes three national television networks in Italy and one in Spain, plus Medusa, the film production and distribution house.