In a recent statement, Pier Silvio Berlusconi, the president and CEO of Mfe-Mediaset, declared his firm endorsement for a Yes vote in the upcoming justice referendum scheduled for March 22. He clarified that his support stems not from a political standpoint but from a belief in civilization and modernity. This reiterates the importance of the issue at hand and highlights his view that voting Yes is paramount for making progress.

His comments come in the context of the family’s historical involvement in this reform initiative, dating back to his father, Silvio Berlusconi’s efforts. Significantly, Pier Silvio's sister, Marina Berlusconi, who leads the family holding Fininvest, previously addressed the referendum in a letter to a national newspaper, asserting that the approval of the reform would stand as a tremendous victory for Italy. This emphasizes a unified front within the Berlusconi family regarding the referendum's objectives.

During a press meeting in Cologno, held to outline the future direction of Mediaset towards 2026, Pier Silvio maintained a focused demeanor, refusing to comment extensively on stock market dynamics, indicating that such fluctuations do not concern the company. His commitment to the referendum signals a broader push by influential figures in Italy to engage the public in key governance issues, reflecting his strategic vision for the company and his alignment with societal values over political divides.