"I have 80,000 secret photos of Silvio Berlusconi and I would like them to be revealed" – 04/03/2019

Neither the opposition on the other side of the House, nor its judicial procedures in the area of ​​tax evasion, have been literally expelled from power by its European allies. Nothing has hurt so much the former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi like Antonello Zappadu, an unknown photographer Sardinian who for years has portrayed the ecosystem of bad and power at Villa Certosa, the huge house of pleasure Il Cavaliere in Sardinia.

Since 2007, Zappadu published three major exclusives it made the founder of Forza Italia tremble. The first, in the magazine Oggi, I described it with two girls sitting on his lap while he put one hand on her bads and the other in her bad. The second, in 2009, sold it to The country, who published an image of former Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolánek, surrounded by girls, naked and showing erect penis. The third was two years later, in L & # 39; Espresso: Berlusconi entertained two very young women at the Villa Certosa the same day that the Italians voted by referendum on their immunity.

It's only a small part of all the material you keep in Colombia (where you've been living for a few years) because It is blocked by the Italian judicial authorities. "I have a record of 80,000 photographs and I would like them to be revealed", Says the photographer, who has just published I have presented Berluscolandia, a book in which he recounts his experience. "Now that the processes are coming to an end, I want to tell my story, because they have called me everything and everything is lying."

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Zappadu climbed the hill overlooking Villa Certosa in 2007 for photograph Berlusconi and his then wife, Verónica Lario, because there were rumors that they were settling their marital crisis. But instead of seeing them walking around shaking hands, he found the former prime minister groping two girls. "Imagine what would have happened in the US Only the suspicion that there were these photographs would have resigned the president (think) In Italy nothing, it's the legend of the male. "Today, Berlusconi is again presented to the European Parliament at the age of 82 years.

Lario He asked for these 2007 photos to ask for a divorce, and he obtained that justice dictaminara at first instance a pension of one million euros per month, which was then reduced.

Once discovered his hiding place, the photographer changed his position until a friend lent him the keys of his house, where he full visual access to Villa Certosa. From there, he contemplated surrealist scenes. Zappadu says that even pictures of a fictional marriage between Berlusconi and one of the girls. "It was a kind of parade, each of them had a bouquet, and at one point they started singing the wedding march and applauded saying," Long live the couple! "He says. also that he imitated characters from the amphitheater and that they all chanted it. "A ridiculous scene", keep.

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What bores him the most is that to build Berluscolandia, he thinks he has damaged the heritage of Sardinia. In the gardens of Villa Certosa, 27 rooms, the mogul was made to raise a volcano that erupted (the neighbors called the firefighters scared once) an underwater cave and an artificial mountain surrounded by olive trees.

In the recordings that a luxury prostitute handed over to the police, the former prime minister allegedly found 30 Phoenician tombs. "Here is the ice factory, here the skeleton of a whale, we discover here 30 Phoenician tombs from the year 300 BC.… ", said Berlusconi to his guests.According to Zappadu, the Italian politician reportedly explained the discovery of the graves to a school group that had visited Villa Certosa in 2007. did not inform the authoritiesas required by law.

Zappadu is working in Colombia today, helped by the very high sum that he earned with these exclusives. In November it closes the last of his eight trials for this matter. "I only lost once, when my agency had to shell out 10,000 euros, I have the impeccable record," he says. When justice permits, would like to publish another book. This time, without saving anything.

Anna Buj – The Vanguardia.

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