Today the Forza Italia convention. The power of fate, Ferrante, Benigni. Doubts about the voice of the Cav.

Silvio Berlusconi’s message will not repeat the choices already made, and also blessed by the family. But it will be the way to say, looking for the most effective way, “hey, I’m still here”

They are the three of the Ave Silvio: Alessandro Sorte, Tullio Ferrante, Stefano Benigni. The latest avant-garde of Come on Italy, the new magic circle. Much, almost everything, of today’s convention in Linate goes through them. It won’t just be the muscle test of a party that doesn’t feel finished, the aim is to bring about 1,500 people to the initiative. The attention, needless to say, is on him: on Silvio Berlusconi. Which the big Azzurri say they hear every day on the phone from the bed of the San Raffaele, which is told on the spot and with their heads already at the Europeans (“we have to focus on the Catholic world and on the categories, for example, those of pharmacists”). But on the health of the Cav., on how he will intervene in this initiative until yesterday evening at least two hypotheses were circulating. The first, more accredited except for surprises, tells of a speech by Berlusconi that will be read from the stage. Perhaps by Antonio Tajani, deputy prime minister and party coordinator. A sign that the former premier does not feel like recording an audio. Better to avoid any effort, better save yourself, better not give rise to the analysis of his voice. And for this the hypothesis that he records a speech in the morning – “which he has been working on for days” – until yesterday evening it was part of hypothesis B, the most desired, but complicated one. “Unless you talk for a short time.”