He's ready to go again. With the spirit of when, in 2011, he prevailed in the centre-left primaries over Antonello Cabras and in the municipal elections over Massimo Fantola. He, who was 35 years old at the time, supported by an army of young supporters, imposed himself on two icons of Sardinian politics. Now, at 48, he is back for the third time: «We will reopen the amphitheater for shows», says Zedda. «We will ensure that it becomes a monument open to the public and tourists. The archaeological park of Tuvixeddu will certainly be the same."
At what point of the journey is he left?
«Regardless of the institutional roles held in these five years outside Palazzo Bacaredda, I have never stopped listening to Cagliari».
How does he find her?
«I believe from the bottom of my heart that I live in a magnificent city. Of course, in the last five years something has not been done in a workmanlike manner."
In 2011 he won with the slogan “Now it's our turn”. What could it be today?
«Cagliari goes further. Beyond divisions and fences. It is not the capital of the Mediterranean, but it looks to the Mediterranean countries as places of dialogue. Our greatest goal is to make people understand that the city belongs to everyone. It's not the mayor's. We are open to sharing and listening to those who feel abandoned by the administration, the elderly and lonely people who claim the right to health and social services."
Let's talk about construction sites.
«Too many, all together. The city, from the point of view of traffic, has become flooded."
How will he fix it if he becomes mayor again?
«On Via Roma there is a project that can only be partially modified. We will speed up the completion of the works. We will also do the same on Via Dante, on Viale Trieste, on Sant'Avendrace: construction sites cannot be eternal."
Speaking of the plan for via Roma…
