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13 feb 2023
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A file picture dated 23 February 2007 shows Forza Italia leader and former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi leaving Quirinale Palace in Rome, Italy. Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi on 02 January 2014 filed an appeal against his conviction for sex solicitation and abuse of power stemming from the so-called 'bunga bunga' scandal. He is seeking an acquittal on the grounds that no crime was committed after he was given a seven-year jail term and a lifetime ban on holding public office in June for soliciting sex from a minor, night club dancer Karima 'Ruby' El Mahroug, and then abusing his position to cover up the affair.  ANSA/ETTORE FERRARI
A file picture dated 23 February 2007 shows Forza Italia leader and former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi leaving Quirinale Palace in Rome, Italy. Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi on 02 January 2014 filed an appeal against his conviction for sex solicitation and abuse of power stemming from the so-called 'bunga bunga' scandal. He is seeking an acquittal on the grounds that no crime was committed after he was given a seven-year jail term and a lifetime ban on holding public office in June for soliciting sex from a minor, night club dancer Karima 'Ruby' El Mahroug, and then abusing his position to cover up the affair.  ANSA/ETTORE FERRARI
Silvio Berlusconi
A file picture dated 23 February 2007 shows Forza Italia leader and former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi leaving Quirinale Palace in Rome, Italy. Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi on 02 January 2014 filed an appeal against his conviction for sex solicitation and abuse of power stemming from the so-called 'bunga bunga' scandal. He is seeking an acquittal on the grounds that no crime was committed after he was given a seven-year jail term and a lifetime ban on holding public office in June for soliciting sex from a minor, night club dancer Karima 'Ruby' El Mahroug, and then abusing his position to cover up the affair.  ANSA/ETTORE FERRARI
A file picture dated 23 February 2007 shows Forza Italia leader and former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi leaving Quirinale Palace in Rome, Italy. Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi on 02 January 2014 filed an appeal against his conviction for sex solicitation and abuse of power stemming from the so-called 'bunga bunga' scandal. He is seeking an acquittal on the grounds that no crime was committed after he was given a seven-year jail term and a lifetime ban on holding public office in June for soliciting sex from a minor, night club dancer Karima 'Ruby' El Mahroug, and then abusing his position to cover up the affair.  ANSA/ETTORE FERRARI
Silvio Berlusconi

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