In a significant turn of events, Giovanni Toti has had his house arrest lifted after 86 days, allowing him to address the media outside his home.

Toti expressed dissatisfaction with the decisions that led to his confinement, as he prepares to face a challenging corruption trial.

Speaking to reporters, he emphasized the importance of political autonomy in relation to funding choices, asserting that this issue will also be discussed in political arenas.

His comments reflect a broader intersection of justice and politics, highlighting the ongoing debates surrounding accountability and governance in Italy.