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“Buongiorno SarDegna” in Posada: Zuncheddu talks about the island that wants to get up again
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«Where do we come from, where are we, where can we go»: fundamental issues, on which the Sardinians must reflect in order to «get up again» and restore an identity to their land. And precisely these themes were at the center of the latest presentation of “Buongiorno SarDegna”, the book by Sergio Zuncheddu , publisher of L'Unione Sarda, staged in Posada on Saturday evening.

During the event, Zuncheddu spoke with the journalist Giorgio Fresu and with the public , analyzing the causes of the lack of development of Sardinia, a land with enormous potential , but too often exploited and abandoned by the "looters" on duty, between military and unwanted servitude wind turbines.

«Why do we have half the per capita income of those more evolved or economically advanced regions, I am thinking of Lombardy?» asked the businessman originally from Burcei at the variegated parterre. Just one of the many distortions and inequalities at the center of Zuncheddu's reflection and work. A book that instills pride , while helping to rethink the future of a magical region, full of opportunities to be seized .

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