Bosses in Sardinia under the 41-bis regime: political clash over "guilt"

There's an institutional clash between the Region and the Government , but the transfer of mafia bosses detained under the 41-bis regime to the Uta prison is also a political clash between factions in the Regional Council . This scenario is already fueling doubts about whether unity can be achieved today on another possible agenda item to strengthen the stance against prison servitude in Sardinia. Brothers of Italy, in particular, are attacking Regional Council President Todde, pointing out that the national plan is the brainchild of the Conte Government: "Todde," recalled FDI deputy group leader Fausto Piga , "was part of it and agreed with this decision." The Five Star Movement rejects the accusations: "They're trying to confuse the issue," said the Movement's group leader Michele Ciusa . "The truth is that Giorgia Meloni's government has chosen Sardinia as the national maximum security prison."

«Lack of a preventive discussion», is instead the accusation made by the president of the regional council Piero Comandini, who   He recalled that the Sardinian Assembly, on February 24th , had approved a motion saying NO to prison servitude . And the start of a new era with the Government, particularly on the issue of insularity, was hoped for before the summer break. "It is unacceptable that local institutions," Comandini said, "have been excluded from the Government."

Stefano Fioretti