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Saturday, 10 November 2012 - Berlusconi still paying girls at centre of sex scandal |
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On Friday, five women testifying in a trial in which associates of Berlusconi are accused of procuring prostitutes for him said they were still receiving cash gifts from the media magnate. "Silvio Berlusconi still gives me 2,500 euros a month," said Elisa Toti, one of the girls who allegedly took part in the so-called "bunga bunga" sex parties. She said the former premier had also helped her buy a house and a car, but denied having been paid to have sex with him. The other women heard by the court also said they were receiving similar amounts from Berlusconi on a monthly basis. In April, Berlusconi told reporters on the sidelines of a hearing that he was still giving money to the small army of women involved in the "bunga bunga" sex party case out of generosity, because they had been ruined and dishonored by the bad publicity surrounding the trial. 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