«I would have done without seeing Sardinia at the center of the national debate on these issues. I hope he comes into it for other matters." In the meantime, "we are waiting."

Paolo Truzzu responds with a smile when in front of the Town Hall he finds himself in front of the microphone of the correspondent of the Rai broadcast, Agorà, sent to Cagliari to talk about the Sardinia case connected to the tensions between the main parties of the national government. Between "nanneddu meu" in the background and a piece of carasau bread displayed in his hands, the broadcast addressed the stalemate in the confrontation between the League (with the Psd'Az), who seem to insist on Christian Solinas, and the allies who have given the green light to the mayor of the capital for the candidacy for the presidency of the Region. In Rome the discussion is on the ok for the third mandate for the governors, which concerns the Veneto with Zaia, and on the party that must express the candidacy in Basilicata, where Forza Italy insists on Bardi's confirmation. Minister Lollobrigida (FdI) spoke of the need for a general rebalancing.

Everyone calls for coalition unity. But the square is still not found.

Attention is focused on the council of ministers convened for this evening at 6pm. The first item on the agenda is the decree law which contains the "Urgent provisions for the implementation of infrastructural interventions connected with the Italian presidency of the G7" . But this is the executive's agenda on a technical level. Then there is the political part. Giorgia Meloni, Matteo Salvini and Antonio Tajani will be seen at Palazzo Chigi. And only they can put an end to the negotiations between FdI, Lega and Forza Italia. We have to wait to understand if a decision will be made on the Sardinia case tomorrow too.

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