In Sassari the c   civic hospice   is in the balance because the 5 stars could leave the majority . And the political opponents of the Five Star Movement are charging up their weapons for a criticism, at times ferocious, of those who supported Campus and now, after Todde's investiture as a gubernatorial candidate, are about to leave him.

«They can't leave today - says Antonello Peru , founder of Sardegna al Centro 20Venti - because someone is pulling their ears from Rome or putting a leash on them. I would never have done it."

The politician originally from Sorso shows appreciation for the civic leader. «Nanni Campus will not be blackmailed. As for his third mandate, I feel like excluding him, but he will participate in the construction of a large civic block, of which we will also be part, for the next municipal elections."

Daniele Deiana , a member of Fratelli d'Italia, adds: " If the Five Star Movement leaves now they will do serious damage to the city , as well as proving to be politically unreliable and selfish." "They have amply demonstrated - adds Vanni Azzena, provincial coordinator of Forza Italia - that they entered the council to take possession of the seats, not to do good for the city".

The allies of the M5S in the Region are more cautious, such as Antonio Piu, regional councilor of Green Europe. " The majority of civic members no longer exist - he reports - and the experience gained by the Five Star Movement has proved ineffective."

The Democratic Party, Todde's main ally for the conquest of Villa Devoto, was even weaker. «We haven't seen much of the civic aspect - declares Giuseppe Mascia, provincial secretary of the Dems, referring to the Campus "government" - also because all the important parts of the city have felt excluded from the choices of this council ».

Meanwhile, the approval of the budget and the subsequent passage to the city council could be a prelude to the possible resignation of the mayor which would lead to the commissionership of Sassari until the next elections.