Quiet night for Berlusconi, eighth day of intensive care

Silvio Berlusconi, hospitalized in intensive care for chronic myelomonocytic leukemia, spent another “quiet night” at the San Raffaele hospital in Milan, the seventh since last Tuesday. The first to visit him yesterday was his son Luigi: on leaving the hospital, to reporters who asked him for updates, he replied with a thumbs up, then adding from the car that the former prime minister “is fine”. In the afternoon, the visits of the other two children Pier Silvio and Marina, in the evening the arrival of their brother Paolo, who have not released any statements. The president of Mediaset also arrived with his family Faithful Confalonieriwho has visited the president of Forza Italia every day since last Thursday.

There is still uncertainty about the possible release of a new medical update bulletin on the conditions of the former prime minister. On Monday, the latest press release spoke of a “progressive and constant improvement” and a “cautious optimism” on the part of the personal doctor Alberto Zangrillo and the director of intensive care Fabio Ciceri.