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Alfredo Biondi Quotes

1928–2020 Italy

Alfredo Biondi (29 June 1928 – 24 June 2020) was an Italian politician and lawyer. In 1994 he served as Minister of Justice of the Italian Republic during the first cabinet chaired by Silvio Berlusconi.

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In any case, I did not propose the decree [the so-called Biondi Decree]; it was Berlusconi.

Pomicino is one of those local figures who thrive in their own little world but don’t know where to go outside of it.

Fazio is the mellifluous leftist. His eyes look like two eggs in a frying pan.

Forza Italia lacks internal debate. Because of a vision I call “leadercratic.”

As long as the presiding judge is a colleague of the prosecutor—whom she might even marry—then I wonder if they hold their chambers in bed.

Daniele Capezzone. He’s a cleric, a young man of rare intelligence who strikes me the same way as those learned priests who become cardinals.

Fede is grateful to Berlusconi because he never abandoned him. Berlusconi is good. He never abandons anyone.

Berlusconi has a very strong ego. But the party has faded without him.

(About Silvio Berlusconi) Now he has to deal with what he calls the “theater of politics,” which requires dialogue, while he prefers monologues.

Dini is a high-ranking official at the Bank of Italy with the strengths and limitations of someone who lends money to those who already have it.

I’ve figured out the mystery of why Scajola fell in love with Berlusconi. His dream was to become important in Liguria. He succeeded by placing his people everywhere.

Bondi is an offshoot of Berlusconi. In fact, Bondi is Berlusconi. Bondi is the boss at the disposal of the periphery. He listens to everyone.

Gruber is a smug little saint.

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Alfredo Biondi (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.