The Gravian Boss: "My Grandfather Made a Company with Berlusconi, He Invested 4-5 Billion Lire. And It Was He Who Introduced Me to the Knight"
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Giuseppe Graviano was allegedly behind, among other things, the assassinations of anti-Mafia prosecutor Giovanni Falcone and judge Paolo Borsellino. Along with other bosses, he was responsible for a series of attacks in Rome and Florence aimed at weakening the Italian state following the arrest of mafia boss Toto Riina in 1993. Ten people died and dozens were injured. In 1994, the Cosa Nostra boss was sentenced to multiple life sentences. In a c…
He claims that his grandfather was in business with Silvio Berlusconi. The boss Giuseppe Graviano repeated it once again. After the statements in 2020 at the trial of Reggio Calabria on the so-called "Ndrangheta stragista," in which he was accused, this time the chief mafia intervened in Florence, as a witness in the proceedings against Salvatore Baiardo, already condemned for having favored his latency in the years "90s. "My grandfather Filippo…
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"The words of Marina Berlusconi touch a point that cannot be eluded: it is unacceptable that you continue to hit the name of Silvio Berlusconi through infamous accusations and reconstructions, which have never found any match. Even more serious is to do so today, when Silvio Berlusconi is no longer among us and not [...] The article GRAVIANO, BERGAMINI (FI): "INACCETTABLE ACCEPTION COLOPIRE STILL BERLUSCONI comes from Agenparl.
Florence, 3rd October 2026 - Giuseppe Graviano, the boss of Cosa nostra from 32 years to 41bis for the massacres of 1993 and not only, at the trial in which the ice-cream maker of Omegna Salvatore Baiardo is accused of calumny to Massimo Giletti, repeats: "Between 1969 and 1970 my grandfather and other Palermon entrepreneurs lent 20 billion lire to Berlusconi." A financing that would be contained in a private paper that I no longer know where it…
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