Two women top the parliamentary income list: lawyers Rossello and Bongiorno
In the (still provisional) ranking, the richest is the Forza Italia MP, formerly Silvio Berlusconi's lawyer
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The ranking is still provisional because not all parliamentarians have filed their 2024 income tax return and, among them, some who topped the list last year are missing, such as senator for life and architect Renzo Piano but especially Antonio Angelucci, deputy of the League and owner of the San Raffaele Group clinics as well as publisher of the centre-right galaxy's newspapers Libero, Il Tempo and Il Giornale. At the moment, the richest between the Chamber and the Senate on the basis of asset documentation are two women, both centre-right and both lawyers: they are Giulia Bongiorno and Cristina Rossello.
Day at 2.541 million
Bongiorno, Palermo-born, senator of the League and former minister of public administration in the first yellow-green government of Giuseppe Conte, a popularity as a lawyer that began in '95 when the prince of the Foro Franco Coppi asked her to personally take charge of the defence of Giulio Andreotti, for 2024 declared an income of 2.541 million euro. This is lower than in the two previous years (2.754 in 2023 and almost 3 million euro in 2022).
Rossello's record
.The opposite trend for Rossello, formerly Silvio Berlusconi's lawyer in his separation from Veronica Lario, who has a practice in Milan, Rome and Brussels, has been a director in the Mondadori board of directors since 2012, has been a Forza Italia deputy in her second legislature (and coordinator of the Azzurro party in Milan): from last year's 2.054 million has risen to over three million (3.159). A figure that is currently unparalleled among the colleagues who have filed their updated asset records with the parliamentary offices.
The former economy minister of the Berlusconi governments and now Fdi deputy, Giulio Tremonti, stops at 2.229 million (-365 thousand euro compared to the previous year). More or less on the same latitudes is the former premier Matteo Renzi: the leader and senator of Italia viva declared 2.339 million, with a more pronounced drop compared to 2023 (-878 thousand euro).
