The Cep district was born in the mid-1960s thanks to a public housing project within the national framework of popular civil buildings.

Its center is five "skyscrapers" surrounded by a series of two-storey terraced houses, a soccer field and a basketball court, a film club and a church, originally led by the parish priest Don Aldo Matzeu, particularly loved by the inhabitants of the district, and to which a street and a bust were dedicated in front of the historic parish of the neighbourhood.

Today the CEP is equipped with all services: schools, kindergartens, pharmacies, markets and various opportunities for sports activities; the municipality has also arranged numerous green areas.