Silvio Berlusconi to carry out community service in nursing home

Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is to serve one year of community service at a nursing home for his conviction on tax fraud, a Milan court ruled on Tuesday.

The 77-year old billionaire tycoon must visit a center for the elderly near his hometown, Milan, at least once a week for a minimum four hours.

He will start the sentence 'in coming days,' a member of his legal team told CNN.



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The center-right politician was convicted of charges related to a vast tax fraud conspiracy at his Mediaset television empire.

He will be working in a home run by the Sacred Family Foundation, Fondazione Sacra Famiglia, in Cesano Boscone outside Milan.

Travel restrictions

The lawyers said the former premier was also subject to limitations on his movements.

This means he will not -- except with specific authorization -- be able to leave the northern Lombardy region, where he has his principal home, but is allowed to go to Rome from Tuesday to Thursday. He has to be back in Lombardy by 11 p.m. Thursday.

Berlusconi, who served on and off as prime minister between 1994 and 2011, has dominated the lively Italian political scene for the past two decades.

He received a sentence of four years for tax fraud. The sentence was commuted to a year.

It was not immediately clear from the court ruling whether Berlusconi would be able to campaign for his Forza Italia party ahead of European Parliament elections next month.

Berlusconi says he is innocent and that he has been persecuted by leftist magistrates.

READ: Italian Senate votes to expel Berlusconi

Editors' Note: This article has been edited to remove plagiarized content after CNN discovered multiple instances of plagiarism by Marie-Louise Gumuchian, a former CNN news editor.

He will start the sentence 'in coming days,' a member of his legal team told CNN. Travel restrictions This means he will not -- except with specific authorization -- be able to leave the northern Lombardy region, where he has his principal home, but is allowed to go to Rome from Tuesday to Thursday. He has to be back in Lombardy by 11 p.m. Thursday. Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is to serve one year of community service at a nursing home for his conviction on tax fraud, a Milan court ruled on Tuesday. Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is to serve one year of community service at a nursing home for his conviction on tax fraud, a Milan court ruled on Tuesday. He will be working in a home run by the Sacred Family Foundation, Fondazione Sacra Famiglia, in Cesano Boscone outside Milan. This means he will not -- except with specific authorization -- be able to leave the northern Lombardy region, where he has his principal home, but is allowed to go to Rome from Tuesday to Thursday. He has to be back in Lombardy by 11 p.m. Thursday. Berlusconi says he is innocent and that he has been persecuted by leftist magistrates. Travel restrictions Editors' Note: This article has been edited to remove plagiarized content after CNN discovered multiple instances of plagiarism by Marie-Louise Gumuchian, a former CNN news editor. It was not immediately clear from the court ruling whether Berlusconi would be able to campaign for his Forza Italia party ahead of European Parliament elections next month. The lawyers said the former premier was also subject to limitations on his movements. Editors' Note: This article has been edited to remove plagiarized content after CNN discovered multiple instances of plagiarism by Marie-Louise Gumuchian, a former CNN news editor. He will start the sentence 'in coming days,' a member of his legal team told CNN. He will start the sentence 'in coming days,' a member of his legal team told CNN. He will start the sentence 'in coming days,' a member of his legal team told CNN. This means he will not -- except with specific authorization -- be able to leave the northern Lombardy region, where he has his principal home, but is allowed to go to Rome from Tuesday to Thursday. He has to be back in Lombardy by 11 p.m. Thursday. This means he will not -- except with specific authorization -- be able to leave the northern Lombardy region, where he has his principal home, but is allowed to go to Rome from Tuesday to Thursday. He has to be back in Lombardy by 11 p.m. Thursday. The center-right politician was convicted of charges related to a vast tax fraud conspiracy at his Mediaset television empire. The center-right politician was convicted of charges related to a vast tax fraud conspiracy at his Mediaset television empire. READ: Italian Senate votes to expel Berlusconi The center-right politician was convicted of charges related to a vast tax fraud conspiracy at his Mediaset television empire. Berlusconi, who served on and off as prime minister between 1994 and 2011, has dominated the lively Italian political scene for the past two decades. Editors' Note: This article has been edited to remove plagiarized content after CNN discovered multiple instances of plagiarism by Marie-Louise Gumuchian, a former CNN news editor. He received a sentence of four years for tax fraud. The sentence was commuted to a year.

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