Italy's Constitutional Court has struck down a law that shielded Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi from prosecution. The judges ruled on Wednesday that the law contravenes the country's principle of equality, among other things. Berlusconi may now be arraigned in court on charges of bribery and tax fraud.The European press discusses the consequences of the judgement for Berlusconi and his government.
With articles from the following publications: Die Welt - Germany, El País - Spain, The Times - United Kingdom, Corriere del Ticino - Switzerland, Il Sole 24 Ore - Italy
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