A precautionary seizure of goods and properties worth approximately 350 thousand euros against the President of the Region, Christian Solinas, and six others under investigation for corruption, has been in the process of being carried out since the early hours of the morning by the soldiers of the Guard of Finance.
The order, requested by the public prosecutor Giangiacomo Pilia, was signed by the judge for preliminary investigations Luca Melis as part of the investigations into the sale of a property owned by the governor in Capoterra , in the Santa Barbara area , and into the appointment of Roberto Raimondi as director general of the managing authority of the Eni-Cbc Mediterranean Basin program.
In the first line , the entrepreneur Roberto Zedda and the regional councilor Nanni Lancioni (Psd'Az) are investigated with the president of the Region. According to what we learn, the investigation also concerns Zedda's sale of a property owned by Solinas in Capoterra and then the subsequent purchase of a house by the Governor a stone's throw from Poetto in Cagliari. Zedda, according to the investigators, would have obtained in exchange a supply of thermoscanners and the continuation of the supply of software and hardware as part of the Nuoro project financing.
The second strand relates to the investigation into alleged pressure for the appointment of Raimondi at the top of the Enpi and, according to the Prosecutor's hypothesis, linked to the promise of an honorary degree from an Albanian university. Also under accusation in this vein are Solinas' consultant, Christian Stevelli, the rector of the University of Tirana Arben Gjata and the general director of the E-Campus Algonso Lovito.
Since this morning the men of the Financial Police have been carrying out a preventive seizure of the suspects.
