Genoa's De Ferrari Square is set to host a major protest calling for the resignation of Liguria's President Giovanni Toti, who has been under house arrest since May 7th on corruption charges.

Opposition leaders, including Elly Schlein of the Democratic Party and Giuseppe Conte of the Five Star Movement, will lead the demonstration.

Toti is accused of receiving illicit funds from businessman Aldo Spinelli.

The Court of Review in Genoa recently rejected Toti's appeal to end his house arrest, citing potential for reoffending.

Justice Minister Carlo Nordio expressed confusion over the court's decision, hinting at potential political implications.

Despite the pressure, Toti remains defiant, criticizing the opposition's tactics and defending democratic principles.