Majority summit at Villa Devoto: sharing on all issues, yes to the new hospitals but also to the Brotzu plate

Sharing on all the hottest topics on the agenda of the Villa Devoto majority summit which went on for over three hours. "A constructive meeting that clarified the terms of a story that was very exploited from my point of view - said the president of the Region Christian Solinas at the end - we have a law that clarifies the network of new hospitals and there will be a program agreement that will deal with stadium, hospitals, student beds and regional offices together» .

On issues related to the candidacies for the regional ones, "this table discusses issues of the government of the Region, then when the time comes there will be a political table that will deal with programs and candidacies". When? «It depends on all the political forces involved and on the balances that go beyond the simple regional table. In the Region, as Psd'Az and as government forces we would like to have our say. There will be interlocutions and a path will be found that will address all these issues».

Upon leaving Villa Devoto, Ugo Cappellacci said that «we posed three questions: we reaffirmed the value of the coalition, we reiterated that we are moving forward with a shared method whereby all the parties must be heard on all issues of strategic importance, on the the theme of hospitals we agree on the new hospitals» . But, he underlined, " the table agreed that we go ahead on the Brotzu plate ". And that " Cagliari's stadium is being built in Sant'Elia ". Finally: "This is not the table that decides the future candidate for the presidency, but a political table at a local and national level". The match for Cappellacci's candidacy "is open, it has never been closed".

Antonella Zedda of FdI clarified that "the dots have been put on the i on many issues that needed a comparison". Zedda acknowledged that FdI showed up at the table with three firm points: hands off Brotzu and the stadium in Sant'Elia. "And this we have achieved", he clarified, "and we recognize that there is a program agreement which talks about the stadium and hospitals and on which we have taken stock: it will have a signature shortly". The coordinator of the Reformers Aldo Salaris underlined that "the discussion went well and the coalition found its synthesis with respect to the desire to carry forward the program agreement already approved in the Regional Council on important works, first of all the construction of the new hospitals".