Berlusconi’s will opens, his children present. The whole family summoned by the notary

MILAN. Today the will of Silvio Berlusconi is opened. 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. Great attention was paid to shareholdings, and obviously to the many villas, symbol of the family and political epic of the Knight.

Yesterday Silvio Berlusconi’s lifelong friend, Fedele Confalonieri, said he had no repercussions in the family and above all for the companies. And in Forza Italia they say they are enthusiastic about the idea of ​​creating a museum or, more easily, the physical headquarters of a foundation in Villa San Martino di Arcore, Berlusconi’s usual residence, which would contain the mainly political evidence of one of the major Italian entrepreneurs. “I would rule out any repercussions in the family and on the structure of the companies controlled or owned by Fininvest,” Confalonieri told journalists on the sidelines of the Assolombarda meeting yesterday. Last Thursday, the day of the meeting and of the Board of Directors of Fininvest, a holding in which Confalonieri does not hold any office, the president of the television group was present for a long time in the Milan office in via Paleocapa. Without hiding, indeed the only member of the family to exchange a few jokes with the journalists present at the company meeting. In the office of the Milanese notary Arrigo Roveda, which keeps Berlusconi’s will, business has continued normally all these days, while on the political level, the main adviser to Berlusconi’s children is still Gianni Letta, who has been very present in recent weeks in the Arcore villa . A large and important residence, which it is hypothesized that Marta Fascina could take care of, also with an economic participation in the maintenance of the enormous property of the five children of the founder of the Biscione. In fact, the structure is concretely unsaleable, also due to the presence of the family mausoleum designed by Pietro Cascella. The idea that has always been present in the family is that Villa San Martino could also become a sort of ‘museum’ on Berlusconi’s entrepreneurial and political activity. Perhaps expanding the activities of the Luigi Berlusconi Foundation, now based in via Senato in Milan, which the founder of the Alfa Romeo named after his father. A hypothesis that the children would have passed on to the top management of Forza Italia and on which, pending the opening of the will, work is being done with greater concreteness.