Municipal Corsican: the threats of FLNC-UC against French
The non-Corsicans, which will vote on the island on 9 and March 16 will do so at their own risk. That is the veiled threat to the FLNC-Union of combatants in a news release yesterday…
"We advise French foreign to the vital interests of our land not to go to the polls." The "council" appears in bold type in a page and a half of the FLNC-Union of combatants (FLNC-UC) sent to France 3 Corsican. This threat, the first of its kind on the eve of elections, was greeted in silence lead by the political class of the island, usually more prompt to react.
If the FLNC-UC had already expressed before the 2007 presidential election, the tone this time is escalated. The armed underground movement believes that "the French colony settlement can in no way decide the political destiny of the nation Corsican (…) There is no law in this land. Him, we will respond appropriately at the appropriate time" , threatens the FLNC-UC, which claims many regular attacks on the island. The latest claim dates back to late November: 16 attacks, including the firing of rockets against public buildings.
The movement, which reaffirms that "the Corsican is still confronted with the problem of the denial of their national identity", also reiterated his accusations against the government and the president Sarkozy for its "repeated lies on the alignment of political prisoners" with their Corsican families on the island.
Embarrassment of the political class and other separatist movements Corsican face of this text described as a "very clear" by the leader of Corsica nazione indipendente Jean-Guy Talamoni. Through his campaign manager, the mayor of Bastia Emile Zuccarelli (PRG) said that he "did not react to news releases of terrorists." This press release is also a warning to the more moderate nationalist accused of a pact with the state. This includes the Party of the Corsican Nation (PNC), whose secretary general Jean-Christophe Angelini is blamed in the text for having recently met a senior official of the police.
The separatist radicals harden the tone on the eve of an election in which they do not want to be the big losers, as presage the various polls published in Corsica
"We advise French foreign to the vital interests of our land not to go to the polls." The "council" appears in bold type in a page and a half of the FLNC-Union of combatants (FLNC-UC) sent to France 3 Corsican. This threat, the first of its kind on the eve of elections, was greeted in silence lead by the political class of the island, usually more prompt to react.
If the FLNC-UC had already expressed before the 2007 presidential election, the tone this time is escalated. The armed underground movement believes that "the French colony settlement can in no way decide the political destiny of the nation Corsican (…) There is no law in this land. Him, we will respond appropriately at the appropriate time" , threatens the FLNC-UC, which claims many regular attacks on the island. The latest claim dates back to late November: 16 attacks, including the firing of rockets against public buildings.
The movement, which reaffirms that "the Corsican is still confronted with the problem of the denial of their national identity", also reiterated his accusations against the government and the president Sarkozy for its "repeated lies on the alignment of political prisoners" with their Corsican families on the island.
Embarrassment of the political class and other separatist movements Corsican face of this text described as a "very clear" by the leader of Corsica nazione indipendente Jean-Guy Talamoni. Through his campaign manager, the mayor of Bastia Emile Zuccarelli (PRG) said that he "did not react to news releases of terrorists." This press release is also a warning to the more moderate nationalist accused of a pact with the state. This includes the Party of the Corsican Nation (PNC), whose secretary general Jean-Christophe Angelini is blamed in the text for having recently met a senior official of the police.
The separatist radicals harden the tone on the eve of an election in which they do not want to be the big losers, as presage the various polls published in Corsica
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