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Alessandro Sallusti does not mince words to comment on the shameful words reserved by the former patron of the Republic, Carlo De Benedetti, to Silvio Berlusconi. “I do not say men, but not half of the men say to a rival with serious health problems: ‘I’m sorry, but he is a cheater,'” wrote the newspaper’s editor in his editorial after the hospitalization of the leader of Forza Italia for the coronavirus. “It is – he continues – an expression of ominicchi, pigliainc ** o and quaquaraquà, categories that the former director of the Republic summarizes.”
But that’s not all, because Sallusti recovers a too uncomfortable past: “If Berlusconi is ‘a cheater’ I would like to know how De Benedetti would define an entrepreneur (himself) arrested after having admitted to having paid, as president of Olivetti, ten billion in bribes, an entrepreneur (always himself) involved in the bankruptcy of Banco Ambrosiano as well as in investigations for the use of privileged information and in a long series of bankruptcies, always cured with other people’s money “.
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