Berlusconi Second Underage Prostitute

Iris Berardi is the second identified underage prostitute that visited Bersluconi's parties.

Iris Berardi visited at least two of Berlusconi's residences in November and December 2009. She was born in December 1991.

"In their initial 389-page document submitted on January 17, magistrates said they had proof of payments made by Berlusconi to escorts who were also put up in luxury apartments in exchange for sex." [Sky News]

Giampaolo Tarantini, Berlusconi's parties' organizer

Giampaolo Tarantini, known as the organizer of the famous parties of Berlusconi, where he used to take prostitutes, has been arrested for drug traficking [The Guardian] [The Times] [Fox].

Another member of Berlusconi's court involved in some kind of illegal activity. One can be an accident, two can be a coincidence, but so many criminals around him (Vittorio Mangano, Marcello Dell'Utri, Giampaolo Tarantini...) becomes more than suspicious.

Berlusconi must fall

Coud this be the moment that we have been waiting for? Could this be the begining of the end of the Berlusconism? I am afraid I am not really optimistic about it. But at least it seems that the Naomigate (as some like to call it) or the Scandal of the Velinas (like me I prefer) is damaging the image of Silvio Berlusconi, the populist near-dictator italian president.

Little we can do to change the italian citizens' opinion. Maybe only to broadcast the photos made in Vila Certosa. He tried with all his strength to avoid its disclosure, but here they are.

The title of these photos could perfectly be the one used by The Times "One Night in Silvio Berlusconi's harem".

This story reminds me the end of Al Capone; he had broken almost any law (and was responsible for several murders) but he was imprisoned only because a problem of taxes. Maybe this will be the case of Berlusconi, he has broken almost all laws that one president can brake but, in the end, maybe he will fall because having paid several girls to "join" his parties.

PS: Terrific the photo of Mirek Topolanek, former Czech Prime Minister.