Tita Cervera defends his son Borja Thyssen

As well we reported days ago, Borja Thyssen took to court his mother, Tita Cervera, two paintings that claim because he claims are his and are in possession of the Baroness. So the battle was fought in the courts but none of those present. The dispute took rather between the lawyers of both parties and can say it is a continuation of the war that keeps mother and son for over two years.

Counsel for the Baroness Thyssen, Gonzalo Martinez-Fresneda, argued in court that these paintings belong to his private collection and that there is no document to prove otherwise. It proposes the testimony of the lawyers of the deceased baron. However, Borja Thyssen claims that the deceased donated them, and that was the thesis that said his lawyer, Pedro Mejías.

A María José Campanario and his mother they could remove the impersonation charge

According to The Journal of Cadiz, evaluating the prosecutor would drop the charges of impersonation lies María José Campanario and his mother, Remedios Torres. The reason is that he has doubts about whether they were aware of this criminal act. As told in Sálvame Deluxe, impersonation is the most serious charge facing the Ubrique Jesulín wife.

At the moment in which listeners will be reviewed in the Provincial Court, the newspaper said that the prosecutor might be considering withdrawing the charge of impersonation. The version of María José Campanario could have sown doubt and would argue that there is reasonable doubt that mother and daughter knew and approved of Remedios Torres was supplanted in a medical test.

Silvio Berlusconi will be judged by the 'case Ruby'

Although the high representative, Silvio Berlusconi, said he was not worried at all since it was made public yesterday to be tried by the 'Ruby case' and even intends to finish his term and not resign. His ally, the Northern League leader, Umberto Bossi, maintains its support, while recognizing that it is a "difficult time." The reality is that this time Italian Prime Minister on April 6 begin on trial for alleged abuse of power and incitement to prostitution.