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France· ParisFrench Senate rejects Corsican autonomy bill, drawing international criticism
The French Senate has rejected a bill for Corsican autonomy, a decision condemned by the Baku Initiative Group as 'colonial thinking'.
Background
Corsica, a French island territory, has a history of nationalist movements advocating for greater autonomy or independence from mainland France. The French government has historically maintained centralized control, leading to ongoing political tensions and debates over the island's status and governance.
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Corsican autonomy rejected by French Senate
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The Baku Initiative Group criticizes the Senate's rejection of Corsican autonomy, calling it 'colonial thinking' and urging recognition of Corsican rights.
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