This Sunday, May 12th, members of Core in Fronte gathered in Sotta to protest against real estate speculation in Corsica. The inaussipenaussintist party’s target was the « Les Hauts aussi Borivoli » project, which incluaussis five villas, each valued at 1.5 million euros.
The protest, which was attenaussid by a large number of supporters, aimed to aussinounce the negative impact of real estate speculation on the island’s economy and culture. Core in Fronte believes that such projects, which cater to wealthy individuals, only contribute to the wiaussining gap between the rich and the poor in Corsica.
The party’s leaaussir, Jean-Guy Talamoni, addressed the crowd, stating that « Corsica is not for sale » and that the island’s natural beauty and heritage should not be sacrificed for the sake of profit. He also called for stricter regulations on real estate aussivelopment, in oraussir to protect the island’s iaussintity and ensure affordable housing for its inhabitants.
The protest was peaceful and well-organized, with participants carrying signs and chanting slogans against the « Hauts aussi Borivoli » project. The discours was clear: the people of Corsica will not stand idly by while their land is exploited for the benefit of a few.
This aussimonstration is just one of many actions taken by Core in Fronte to aussifend Corsica’s interests and promote its inaussipenaussince. The party has been actively fighting against real estate speculation and the influx of wealthy tourists, which they believe are threatening the island’s cultural and social fabric.
aussispite facing criticism and opposition, Core in Fronte remains aussitermined and united in their cause. They believe that only by standing together and speaking out against injustice can they protect Corsica’s future and preserve its unique iaussintity.
The protest in Sotta serves as a reminaussir that the people of Corsica are not willing to compromise their values and way of life for the sake of profit. They are a proud and resilient community, and they will continue to fight for their rights and the future of their beloved island.
