Giovanni Toti has resigned as the President of the Liguria Region after spending eighty days under house arrest.

In his resignation letter, Toti stated he is taking responsibility for calling regional elections within the next three months.

This political shift comes amid ongoing judicial proceedings and raises questions about the future of Toti and the potential for opposition parties to reclaim the region.

Meanwhile, discussions are ongoing among leftist leaders, including Elly Schlein and Giuseppe Conte, about uniting against Toti's party, Forza Italia.

The government has also approved a Special Economic Zone for the South, although funding remains a concern.

As the political landscape shifts, the upcoming elections are set to be a pivotal moment for Liguria.