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I do not understand why it was targeted as it is a Swiss family but closely linked to the beauty island.
Since the assassination of separatist Juan Colona in prison, Corsica has once again been plagued by violence. . Here, protesters were photographed on April 3 in Ajasio.
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Two new second homes were certainly destroyed by a voluntary fire in the town of Kanka in Kors-to-Sudil. They were tagged with the slogans “IFF” (“I Francese Fora”, outside of France) and “Fora” and were prosecuted on Thursday. The house in Switzerland was targeted and set on fire the night before yesterday. But in this family, this is a very complete misunderstanding because it is said to be closely linked to the island.
The fire took place from Tuesday to Wednesday on the piano and at the course-to-shoot. The villa was destroyed, but no injuries were reported. There were also tags left: “IFF”, “Liberta” or “Per tè Yvan”, referring to Yvan Colonna. The attack was signed by the “Youth Movement for the Revival of Corsica”, “AJRC”.
“We have not yet identified this small group on the ground, except as it has recently appeared,” commented Nicolas Septe, the state attorney for Ajasio. Communication “Parisian”. An inquest was held into the devastation caused by the fire. The lawyer clarified that the Swiss owners did not know why they were being targeted by nationalist claims.
“Burlu Course Tutti I Gorny”
The house belongs to the family of 89 – year – old Madeleine Istria from Corsica, Switzerland. She recently gave it to her daughter, a biologist who works in Switzerland and lives with her Franco-Swiss husband. All members of this family spent the holidays at their Corsican home.
But according to the octogenarian, relationships run much deeper. Very emotional, she told France 3 about her sadness and incomprehensibility. “My family home is in Moga-Cross. I completed my bachelor’s degree in Ajaccio, and my mother was a teacher in Ajaccio for twenty years. I am Gjorni. My sons and my daughter have learned the Corsican language and all my grandchildren understand it and sing Dio V Solvi Regina at all the big events, ”he said. Comprehensive.
“Why was a family that had been Corsican for so long attacked? My daughter, in fact, she is a foreigner in Switzerland. Unfortunately when there are no structures for your work in Corsica, is it really a crime to go far? Asked Madeleine Istria. To further release: “I no longer recognize my country. I no longer recognize my village, where everyone was friendly and pleasant, and I do not know what is going on, which is inhumane. ”