Corsica: The anti-terrorist prosecution seized after the FLNC press release – 20 Minutes

The National Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor’s Office took up the case of the FLNC (Corsica National Liberation Front) press release, a text in which the clandestine organization claimed responsibility for 16 attacks on Monday, mainly against second homes, we learned from of the Ajaccio prosecutor on Tuesday. Nicolas Septe confirmed his divestiture for the benefit of the PNAT, specifying that the anti-terrorist sub-directorate (SDAT) was also seized. The judicial police remain co-seized of the investigation. “What kills the Corsican people is France” Regretting the “death and disappearance of the Corsican people”, the FLNC had claimed 16 “actions” on Monday against second homes, construction companies and police vehicles, without dating them. “, Accused in this document sent to Corse Matin the clandestine independence movement, which had officially laid down its arms in 2014, after four decades of armed struggle marked by more than 4,500 attacks. “Boho patriotism” Stigmatizing the emergence of “ a form of ineffective “boho” patriotism, and a “France” whose attitude would “rarely have been so contemptuous and condescending”, the FLNC declared itself “extremely pessimistic” on the announced discussions with Paris and the expected visit to the island, probably end j July, by Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin. life for his participation in the assassination of the prefect Erignac in 1998 in Ajaccio, Mr. Darmanin had offered the island’s elected officials the prospect of “autonomy”. The death of Yvan Colonna On this institutional theme, the FLNC repeated its demands on Monday: “official recognition of the Corsican people”, “immediate transitional political autonomy” and accession to self-determination “within five years”. the death of Yvan Colonna, who finally died on March 21 after his violent attack by a fellow prisoner in Arles prison (Bouches-du-Rhône), the FLNC also repeated its desire to obtain “the truth about his assassination”. “But we know that we will never have it,” he immediately added.