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Silvio Berlusconi, the Media and the Conflict of Interest Issue

2002; Berghahn Books; Volume: 17; Issue: 1 Linguagem: Inglês

10.3167/ip.2001.170114

ISSN

2326-7259

Autores

David Hine,

Tópico(s)

Italian Fascism and Post-war Society

Resumo

From the moment Silvio Berlusconi entered politics in 1994, the conflict of interest issue has rarely been off the political agenda. Yet when he returned to power in 2001, the dilemma posed by his occupancy of Palazzo Chigi was almost exactly the same as it had been seven years earlier. Much had been said and written on the subject in the intervening period by politicians, lawyers and academics. Numerous bills on the regulation of conflicts of interest were introduced in both subsequent Parliaments. In April 1998, a bill with very broad cross-party support was agreed upon by the Chamber of Deputies, and very late in the day, and with important amendments from the Chamber version, one was approved, on a far more partisan basis, by the Senate in February 2001.

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