Giovanni Toti, the former President of the Liguria Region, has been released from house arrest after 86 days.

He faced accusations of corruption and illegal party financing, but the judge lifted the restrictions following his resignation from office.

Toti expressed his feelings of injustice during his confinement, stating that the legal actions against him were excessive.

He emphasized that his financial dealings were transparent and aimed at supporting local businesses.

Despite the serious allegations, he maintains that he has not committed any crimes and criticized the political system for allowing judicial overreach.

Toti plans to remain active in politics, hinting at a future civic list, although he will not run for office himself.