Giovanni Toti, President of Liguria, remains under house arrest as the Review Court rejected his appeal for release.

Arrested on May 7th for corruption, Toti faces allegations of soliciting campaign funds in exchange for administrative favors.

The court's decision has sparked controversy, with two right-wing members of the Superior Council of Magistracy calling for an investigation into the judges involved.

Toti's supporters are exploring options, including a possible appeal to the Supreme Court, while his party struggles to maintain political stability.

The situation has broader implications for Italy's center-right coalition, potentially affecting upcoming regional elections.