The day before, several thousand people gathered in support of Yvan Colonna. The public finance building in Bastia was set on fire, but calm seems to have returned in the streets of the prefecture of Haute-Corse this Monday, March 14.
– Mathilde Ansquer
Impossible to work in the building, the fifty agents who work here have gone to telework.
– Mathilde Ansquer
– Mathilde Ansquer
In the street, you have to open your eyes to see them, but some traces of the demonstration remain visible.
– Mathilde Ansquer
All in all, everything seems to be back in order. The town hall explains that the municipal agents cleaned the city from 5 a.m. to 7 a.m., as usual.
– Mathilde Ansquer
La Poste near Place Saint-Nicolas keeps the door closed. On the door, we read a sign explaining that the office will remain closed this monday “following last night’s damage”.
– Mathilde Ansquer
Six investigations opened
In total, the Bastia prosecutor’s office opened six surveys. For the Post Office, the reason is “destruction by explosive device in an organized gang” For the public finance building, the investigation is open for “degradation by means of fire” and “aggravated degradation”.