Federico Buffa apologizes to Carbonia: "I expressed myself badly"

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" I truly apologize to everyone if I have offended the sensitivity of the city and its inhabitants ".

With these words the journalist and writer Federico Buffa intervenes on the storm created by what he said a few days ago on the youtube channel "Basement by Lavazza".

«Certainly I expressed myself badly and I shouldn't have said what I said in a public place like the Basement cafe», continues Buffa, referring to the statements that defined Carbonia as a city where «there is no cable or satellite television and where if you want to see a Cagliari match you are forced to go to the stadium».

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Federico Buffa apologizes to Carbonia: "I expressed myself badly"

Federico Buffa apologizes to Carbonia: "I expressed myself badly"

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