VOICED : Berlusconi trata de evitar expulsion

Silvio Berlusconi, former minister and media magnate, is fighting to avoid permanent expulsion from the Italian Parliament. Facing a Senate vote on his seat due to a tax fraud conviction, Berlusconi risks further legal consequences without parliamentary immunity. Despite his age protecting him from prison, he faces accusations of power abuse and other charges. Berlusconi, a prominent figure in Italian politics, defends his innocence and frames his conviction as an attack on Italy's freedom.

What would be the consequence for Berlusconi if he is expelled from the Parliament?

• It would mark a humiliating end to his political career.

• He would lose his media empire.

• He would be forced to leave Italy.

• He would have to pay a large fine.

What is one of the charges Berlusconi faces without parliamentary immunity?

• Illegal immigration

• Money laundering

• Underage prostitution

• Tax evasion

Why will Berlusconi not serve time in prison despite his conviction?

• He has diplomatic immunity.

• He was found not guilty on appeal.

• He paid a large bail.

• His age allows him to opt for community service.

How does Berlusconi describe his conviction in media appearances?

• As a misunderstanding

• As a justified punishment

• As an attack on Italy's freedom

• As a personal failure

What has characterized Berlusconi's 20-year political career?

• Continuous economic reforms

• Lack of public support

• Enormous popularity and scandals

• Consistent political stability