Berlusconi's will opened, the notary: "I can't say anything." And Pier Silvio: "I'm not going into politics, for now"

Silvio Berlusconi's will opened this morning.

From what is learned, the children have agreed on this date, with the whole family summoned by the notary who keeps the last wishes of the founder of Mediaset and Forza Italia.

“I can't say anything. It is a presence that cannot satisfy yours, I can say absolutely nothing either today, or tomorrow, or ever": with these few words, addressed to the press crowded in front of the entrance to the building in via Pagano, the notary Arrigo Roveda, which houses Silvio Berlusconi's last will and testament, left his studio aboard a motorcycle.

PIER SILVIUS

«The more days go by, the more the lack is enormous», sighs his son Pier Silvio meanwhile during the presentation of the new schedules in Cologno Monzese, which opens with a tribute: a collage of symbolic moments, from the first cassettes to the conventions in Montecarlo , from the triumph of Milan in the Champions Cup on the running board, to the "let's not give up" launched by Pier Silvio in the company a few hours after the funeral of the Knight. A «Thanks to all», he says in a voice broken by emotion. Then a kiss towards the sky: «I love you, dad».

The Cav's son "has no intention of going into politics", he says it clearly. "At least for now. Something moved emotionally, not rationally: I thought that your relationship with Italians and with Italy, made up of love and freedom, is a legacy that must live on. Besides, I'm 54, my father was 58 when he entered politics. Who will replace him? No one ever".

(Unioneonline)