Galeotta was the identity card so much so that Sardinia eventually remained on the ground. It will be that, by now, the Sardinians are used to seeing them in every color, it will be that territorial continuity is more and more a mirage, the fact is that what is happening in these months in the Nuraghi Island goes far beyond the surreal. From the cancellation, without a shot being fired, of the single rate for flights to and from Sardinia to an old-time tender to replace the Alitalia disaster. What happens, or rather does not happen, in the skies of the island is paradoxical. Everything revolves around that fateful document, put on file by the digital advent in the public administration, and which now, instead, is returning forcefully to the fore. The identity card, in addition to the color of the hair and eyes, records the date and place of birth and, above all, the residence.
Rights canceled
In spite of the free movement of goods and people, enshrined in all the treaties of the last 40 years, in Sardinia out of the blue, it was established that without an identity card you cannot enter. The leap back is a decade, at least since the single air fare was introduced by unanimous vote of parliament. It was a cost of the ticket capable of putting every European citizen, in transit from an Italian airport, on the same rate plan, who had to move to or from Sardinia. In practice, a real tariff "bridge" that would allow every resident citizen of the European Union to move without discrimination, without the island suffering further obstacles to be reached.
Single rate
The mechanism of the "single tariff" facilitated, or rather of rebalancing with respect to the island gap, in 2011 was decided for nine months of the year with the excuse that there were insufficient resources to "compensate" all months of the year. A single tariff was adopted with the exclusion of the period 15 June - 15 September. The Minister's decree that sanctioned it was never challenged and no European procedure was initiated to oppose a sacrosanct right. On the contrary, the government, in 2015, under pressure from emigrants and others, decided to introduce, with decree 185 of 25 November, a rule which provided: "In order to guarantee a complete and effective system of air connections from and for Sardinia, which allows the reduction of inconveniences deriving from the condition of insularity and ensures the continuity of the right to mobility even for
