Yesterday morning, simultaneous searches and seizures were carried out in several Italian regions by investigators from the Guardia di Finanza as part of an investigation by the Cagliari Public Prosecutor's Office into alleged fraud and corruption at the expense of public bodies, allegedly involving the management of the Mont'e Prama Foundation .

Eleven people are registered in the register of suspects by the deputy prosecutor Rossana Allieri, in charge of the file, for alleged crimes ranging, in various ways, from corruption to hindering the freedom of auctions, but also including one allegation of forgery .

The investigation by the Cagliari Public Prosecutor's Office has been delegated to investigators from the Economic and Financial Police Unit of the Guardia di Finanza in Oristano.

Among those under investigation are the current president of the Cabras Archaeological Foundation, journalist Anthony Muroni, and cultural entrepreneur Raimondo Schiavone , known to many as "Mondino," manager and founder of Opificio Innova. Some searches have also affected Cagliari.