Berlusconi family denies Barbara Guerra free accommodation

One of the Berlusconi family's real estate subsidiaries sent a letter in early October to Barbara Guerra, one of the invited guests at the dinners in Arcora, informing her of the "termination of the free rent" of the house in Bernaregio, in Brianza, due to the "death" of the Cavalier, under the free rental contract under which the woman was living there. The same goes for the other 19 girls who were dinner guests at Arcora.

"Please contact us," the letter says, "to determine the return of the property, which must take place by Dec.

Similar notices have reportedly been sent for other apartments and villas occupied by women who attended the parties and were subsequently jailed along with Berlusconi as part of the Rubi case, completed with the acquittal of the Forza Italia founder and all other defendants.

Barbara Guerra and Alessandra Sorcinelli - the latter is also a guest at Silvio Berlusconi's parties - years ago settled "on loan" and did not even "pay utilities" in two villas built by the famous architect Mario Botta in Bernaregio, which were bought by the Forza Italia leader "for about 800,000 euros each, amounting to 1.6 million." [...]

PHOTO OF BARBARA GUERRA, PUBLISHED