Ex-Premier of Italy Berlusconi was allowed to participate in elections

Ex-Premier of Italy Berlusconi was allowed to participate in elections

Ex-Premier of Italy Berlusconi was allowed to participate in elections

However, in a decision made public on Saturday, a court in the northern city of Milan which oversees the application of sentences ruled that the bar could be lifted a year early because of "good conduct".

Milan Prosecutor General Roberto Alfonso said prosecutors have 15 days to decide if they will appeal the tribunal's decision.

Mr Berlusconi featured prominently in Italy's recent inconclusive election but did not personally stand. We will note, in 2013 former Prime Minister of Italy was sentenced to 4 years in prison for financial fraud, and banned until 2019 to participate in elections. The decision came into force immediately.

It is reported that the Supervisory court verdict was rendered on 11 may in the afternoon.

It means that Berlusconi would be able to again run for prime minister if coalition negotiations fail and new elections are called.

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Berlusconi on Wednesday gave the go-ahead to the League, which ran in the last election in an alliance with his party, to try to form a government with the 5Stars.

President Sergio Mattarella said Monday that if Italy's bickering political leaders can't form a government soon, he would appoint a non-political premier to govern until the end of the year at the latest.

A right-wing coalition including the League and Forza Italia party won 37 percent of the vote in March 4 elections, while M5S became Italy's largest single party with almost 33 percent.

In October 2012, Berlusconi was found guilty of committing tax fraud as part of his vast business dealings.

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