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English to Italian: articolo per portale intranet azienda Vobas General field: Other Detailed field: Government / Politics
Source text - English Le risposte di Berlusconi e le verità che mancano
Silvio Berlusconi risponde alle dieci domande di Repubblica, dopo 175 giorni, 10 ore e 18 minuti. Domande che il capo del governo ha giudicato così diffamanti da richiedere un risarcimento milionario per l'offesa ricevuta. Gli interrogativi erano, come dimostra oggi Berlusconi, del tutto legittimi. Facevano tesoro, peraltro, di una sua convinzione. Questa: credo che chi è incaricato di una funzione pubblica, come il presidente del Consiglio, debba dar conto dei suoi comportamenti, anche privati. .
Repubblica concorda con Silvio Berlusconi. È evidente che, nonostante il frastuono mediatico di questi mesi, non si mai discusso di un divorzio, affare privato di due coniugi, né di pettegolezzi o di vita privata. Come ha avuto subito chiaro il premier, la questione interroga le condotte di "un incaricato di una funzione pubblica".
Berlusconi non ha ritenuto opportuno rispondere direttamente alle nostre domande. Ha affidato le sue risposte a Bruno Vespa, un giornalista della televisione pubblica, collaboratore di un settimanale di proprietà (Panorama) del presidente del consiglio, in un libro edito dalla Mondadori, proprietà di Berlusconi.
Translation - Italian Berlusconi’s answers and the truth that are lacking
Silvio Berlusconi answers to the ten questions that Repubblica has been asking him for 175 days , 10 hours and 18 minutes. These questions were judged to be so libellous by the Prime Minister that he is demanding six-figure damages. The questions were lawful, as Berlusconi demonstrates today. Moreover, they placed a high value on his convictions. That is: “I believe that who is in charge of a public function, as the Prime Minister, must give an account of his behaviours, also the private ones.”
Repubblica agrees with Silvio Berlusconi. It stands to reason, that notwithstanding the media racket of these months, it has never been discussed about a divorce, private affaire of a husband and a wife, nor about gossip or private life. As the premier has at once had clear in his mind, the question interrogates the conducts of a person in charge of a public function.
Berlusconi has decided not to answer directly to our questions. He has entrusted his answers to Bruno Vespa, a journalist of a public television, contributor of a magazine (Panorama) property of the Prime Minister, in a book edited by Mondadori, Berlusconi’s property.
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