• Some in Mr Berlusconi's Forza Italia, the right's biggest party, believe the referendums favour modernity.

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  • Forza Italia won more seats than any other party because the competition has nothing to offer.

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  • The chairman of the judicial-affairs committee is Gaetano Pecorella, a criminal lawyer who sits for Forza Italia.

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  • On June 13th, his Forza Italia party lost a sixth of its voters in the European elections.

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  • Cesare Previti, a Forza Italia senator and business colleague of Mr Berlusconi, might also benefit from the new bill.

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  • Mr Berlusconi said earlier his Forza Italia party had a mandate to lead until 2006 and it would do so.

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  • Mr Berlusconi's party, Forza Italia, has three coalition partners to appease, its own campaign promises to keep, and no money to do either.

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  • The Northern League tends to share the enthusiasm for free-market reforms of Mr Berlusconi's Forza Italia party, while the former neo-fascists, unsurprisingly, favour strong state intervention.

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  • Sen Amato, of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia party, has accused Culture Minister Francesco Rutelli of "arrogance" over his decision to agree the painting's departure.

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  • Forza Italia lost a sixth of its votes in Europe and did little better in the regional polls, losing even on Mr Berlusconi's home turf in Milan.

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  • And that poses a bigger question: what is the future for Forza Italia and its leader, who will be 74 when the next general election is due?

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  • Conservative Roman Catholics such as Marcello Pera, a member of Mr Berlusconi's Forza Italia party who is speaker of the Senate, are big on defending Europe's Christian roots.

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  • Mr Berlusconi's Forza Italia (Let's go, Italy) and its allies on the right also promise to spend a lot more on public works: this brings back fond memories.

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  • After a miserable showing by Forza Italia in the European elections on June 13th, and in municipal and provincial ones two weeks later, Mr Fini felt emboldened to settle scores.

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  • Berlusconi turned his attention to politics in 1993 when he formed the center-right Forza Italia Party and the following year, in a snap election, he won the post of prime minister.

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  • Support for Forza Italia crumbled even in rich areas.

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  • He is now a Forza Italia member of parliament.

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  • For some time, the hate-target of the second camp has been Giulio Tremonti, Forza Italia's acid-tongued finance minister, who shut them out of discussions, made policies they disliked and announced them without consultation.

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  • In one of its last acts before the election in April, the Italian parliament has passed a bill sponsored by Gaetano Pecorella, Mr Berlusconi's lawyer, who is also a deputy for his political party, Forza Italia.

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  • It is most unlikely to do so, since Mr Berlusconi is not only leader of the opposition but also founder-president of a party, Forza Italia (Go, Italy), that in the latest general election collected 8m votes.

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  • Meanwhile, Silvio Berlusconi, the tycoon who leads a four-party coalition on the right, including the one-time separatists of the Northern League, the post-fascist National Alliance, his own Forza Italia and a little Christian Democratic offshoot, is grinning.

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  • Prosecutors hope to find an answer during appeal proceedings that have just begun in Palermo, in a case involving Marcello Dell'Utri, a close associate of Mr Berlusconi and one of the founders of his Forza Italia political party.

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