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Politics is something you choose. And you also choose your lifestyle. But you don't choose your belonging to a class.

— Beatrice Borromeo Corriere interview (2006)

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There is no limit to evil, but Bossi is the limit of what can be ugly in the world.

Corriere interview (2006)

The Church no, I do not like it. [The Pope] intervenes in politics, in things that do not concern him. He did damage that could not be worse than this.

Corriere interview (2006)

I want to find a job to be proud of. One of those jobs you're standing up to at four in the morning because you don't feel like quitting.

Corriere interview (2006)

He is not a Pope, he is a theologian. I do not like him. He has no humanity. It has pissed off the whole Islamic world.

Corriere interview (2006)

Mussolini insists on keeping the memory of her grandfather high. Impossible business. She would do better to distance herself, both politically and humanly.

Corriere interview (2006)

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