Sardinia

the investigations

Maxi cannabis plantation in Loiri, waiting for the four interrogations

The people involved in the investigation are Tommaso Quaglioni, from Loiri, Mario Cossellu and Giuseppe Mulas, from Orgosolo and Daniele Delogu from Onanì

Andrea Busia

the resolution

Quartu has approved a new three-year, €7 million contract for public green spaces.

Environment Councilor Romina Mura: "The areas to be treated may vary as the project progresses, depending on needs."

Federica Lai

L'impianto del Cacip per la raccolta della plastica a Macchiareddu

waste

Plastic emergency: Macchiareddu's new plant to be completed by October: "A permanent solution."

It will have a capacity of approximately 4,000 tons per year. Cacip president Beniamino Garau: "We want to close the supply chain and prevent transport off the island."

Alghero

A caregiver reported for withdrawing money from the elderly woman she cares for using her ATM card.

The woman had already bought a plane ticket for the following day: she wanted to return to her home country.

the analysis

Threats and intimidation: "Mayors targeted by citizens' frustrations."

Arborea's mayor, Manuela Pintus, is just the latest victim in a long series. Falconi (ANCI): "The tools provided to local authorities to manage the disruption are insufficient."

the report

The inmates' ombudsman: "There's overcrowding and too few doctors in Bancali."

Anna Cherchi at a hearing at the Doge's Palace: "The number of inmates has increased from 434 to 630. The number of psychiatric cases is staggering."

Emanuele Floris

series c

Ultras rioting over Campobasso-Torres, Sassari club fined

Sports Judge rules for "violent acts committed by his supporters"

Safety

Search and rescue for missing persons, joint mountain exercise

The Guardia di Finanza and CNSAS personnel and equipment are at work.

the protest

Mice at school: Students at the Monserrato Hotel School are on strike: "No one's listening."

In recent days the boys had reported a situation they considered unsustainable

Ylenia Mascia

Federico Pes: dopo tre anni di battaglie legali una sentenza del Tribunale del lavoro gli ha dato ragione

Court

The ruling: "He can be a skipper even if he's diabetic."

A young man from Cagliari's legal battle: a historic victory against discrimination. The judge deemed a 1933 law outdated: he was given the green light for registration in the nautical registry.

the story

Oristano, the CSI's memory is commemorated through photos and membership cards: "We need a new headquarters."

The building on Via Sant'Antonio is uninhabitable: "We need to save this heritage."

Marianna Guarna

Manuel Chessa, guardia ecozoofila (Floris)

the story

She falls in the bathroom and doesn't get up for hours: the dog barks and saves her.

The eighty-year-old couldn't ask for help, but the animal's barks led to the rescue of an environmental protection officer.

Emanuele Floris

traffic

State Road 195, a daily nightmare of construction sites and accidents: long queues

A collision near Cagliari resulted in traffic being blocked. Shortly beforehand, the ANAS highway authorities restricted the roadway to deploy central New Jersey barriers.

crime

Ogliastra, on the run before sentencing: manhunt underway for Roberto Arzu

The hearing at the Supreme Court is cancelled, but the Arzana criminal does not wait for the verdict and makes himself unavailable.

Roberto Secci

quartu - traffico al poetto per i fuochi di artificio alle 21 per la festa di sant'elena elisabetta messina 16-9-2008

the complaint

Cagliari, nights of firecrackers and fireworks: "Now even under the City Hall, enough."

A now daily phenomenon, former parliamentarian Manuel Corda: "When a fire breaks out or someone gets hurt, the blame will fall on those who never intervened."

the complaint

Arborea, death threats against the mayor: the shocking announcement at the City Council

The mayor Manuela Pintus: I was targeted twice in a short time, I thank the police and the Carabinieri

Sara Pinna

servitude

The minister: "Exercises in Sardinia are necessary, use of firing ranges has been reduced as requested by the island."

Here is the Defense decree, signed by Guido Crosetto, which authorizes the use of military areas for armed forces training in the coming months: "We are always ready for dialogue."

Enrico Fresu