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- ↑ Mario Diana: impresa, sport e politica. Ecco la sua storia
- ↑ Notizie Elezioni Provinciali in Sardegna Aprile 2000
- ↑ Si spacca la maggioranza in Regione Fuori Lombardo, Diana, Campus e Mulas
- ↑ Fondi ai gruppi regionali in Sardegna, arrestati i deputati del Pdl Mario Diana e Carlo Sanjust
- ↑ Spese pazze Sardegna, condannato a 5 anni e mezzo l'ex Pdl Diana: "Usato come paravento dagli altri consiglieri"