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- ↑ Regionali, Tunis lascia l’Agenzia del Lavoro e si candida con Forza Italia
- ↑ MANUALE CONSILIARE XV LEGISLATURA
- ↑ Partito dei sardi, vertice con 70 sindaci
- ↑ Regionali Sardegna, centrodestra sempre più spaccato: Forza Italia incorona Stefano Tunis
- ↑ In consiglio regionale entrano sette consiglieri della provincia di Oristano
- ↑ I consiglieri regionali Domenico Gallus e Pietro Moro hanno aderito al gruppo dell’UDC.