Young girl naked with Berlusconi?

Silvio Berlusconi's lawyers filed a lawsuit over the alleged investigation has found photographs of the Prime Minister of Italy was being accompanied by naked young women.

The pictures were allegedly taken by one or more of the dancing girls who attended the event called the "feast of flowers" Berlusconi held at his palatial home outside Milan. An Italian newspaper reported, the existence of the photographs has prompted bidding war between magazines and photo agencies with the initial offering price of 1 million euros.

Berlusconi's legal team, as reported by the Telegraph on Monday (02/07/2011), said that the pictures were, if it really existed, "would constitute a false image, manipulated photographs, photo montage." However, they still filed a complaint to the Italian privacy watchdog of the judiciary and as a precaution against the possibility of publication of the photographs.

The investigators confiscated several computers and mobile phones from young women who alleged mistress Berlusconi (74 years) in an upscale apartment complex in Milan. Investigators examining the device to see if the device contains a video image of Berlusconi's house, Villa San Martino.

Prosecutors in Milan are expected to call Berlusconi on Monday or Tuesday for a trial related to allegations that he paid El-Mahroug for sex. El-Mahroug, allegedly a prostitute who was not old enough, known as Ruby the Heart Stealer. Berlusconi is also accused of abusing his power by trying to free her from police custody on charges related to theft. Berlusconi, who is still ranked higher than his party's opposition party, has denied any wrongdoing.

On Saturday, the Italian left-wing intellectuals to reach thousands of people to rallies in Milan to demand the resignation of Mr Berlusconi. "We are here to defend the honor of Italy, to remind the world that not all Italians are the same," said Umberto Eco, author of famous Italians, among others, through his book "The Name of the Rose, who was among the protesters.

Berlusconi's spokesman claims the tycoon has become a victim of the Italian judiciary is biased and the media since he entered politics. "People continue to choose us because they know that we keep this country safe from the world's worst economic crisis since 1929," the spokesman said.