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2009 in Italy

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Events of 2009 in Italy.

Contents

1 Silvio Berlusconi controversies
2 Trial of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito
3 L'Aquila earthquake
4 Deaths

[edit] Silvio Berlusconi controversies

Berlusconi is involved in several controversies in relation to his career and personal life.

[edit] Trial of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito

Knox and Sollecito were tried for and convicted of the Murder of Meredith Kercher.

[edit] L'Aquila earthquake

A major earthquake occurred in Abruzzo on 6 April, killing about 300 people.

[edit] Deaths

11 January - Pio Laghi, Roman Catholic cardinal (born 1922)
9 February - Eluana Englaro, right-to-die patient (born 1970)
13 May - Achille Compagnoni, mountaineer (born 1914)
6 August - Riccardo Cassin, mountaineer (born 1909)
8 September - Mike Bongiorno, television personality (born 1924)
20 November - Lino Lacedelli, mountaineer (born 1925)

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