The Corsican Communist Party is in the running for the territorial elections on June 20 and 27. And it was jointly in the Place Saint-Nicolas, in Bastia, and in the Market Square, in Ajaccio, that the island communists chose to present their list “of the social and environmental left“, carried by Michel Stefani, regional secretary of the PCF, this Sunday, May 2.
Entitled “Live better in Corsica, Live better in Corsica“, – a name which originates in a”phrase we often hear in the street : one can no longer live, one can no longer live“-, the list hears”listen to this word that comes from the peoplee “and relay it in the political field,”the place where it must find an echo and concrete elements of response“.
“The slogan “Campà meglio in Corsica, Vivre meilleur en Corse” is hotly debated. Aggravated by the health crisis, inequalities are exploding, in Corsica as elsewhere! Poverty is spreading. Public officials are being questioned. In the absence of guidelines clearly in line with popular needs, disappointment and resignation may drive citizens away from the polls or divert their legitimate anger to political impasses.“, warn the Communists.
“We want to offer perspectives of resistance and struggles to all those who suffer, who are fed up with political quarrels and ideological hype instead of social justice and economic efficiency. Opening up a perspective of social and ecological change is the meaning of our commitment as communists, citizens of left-wing sensitivities and environmentalists, union and association activists, and simple left-wing citizens.“
Find a place in the Assembly of Corsica
Sixty-three names make up this list, considerably renewed compared to 2017, and where young candidates rub shoulders with older ones.
“There are activists from the trade union, associative, cultural world, activists who carry the voice of feminism, people who fight racism in our region …“, explains Michel Stefani.”All this looks like those we want to bring together today to carry this left word which no longer exists until now in the Corsican Assembly..”
The party leader thus reproaches “a kind of liberal consensus that gives pride of place to employers“within the Assembly.”If we take the Salvezza and other stimulus packages that have been implementedwork in recent months, we find that those responsible for the dear life […] are never worried about this responsibility which they have and which makes that people today live with difficulty in our region. We want to break this system and this consensus to make other anti-liberal choices.”
The Communist Party presented its list for the 2021 territorial elections this Sunday, May 2, morning, in Bastia.
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No common list with France Insoumise
One regret nonetheless for the Communists: it is without the support of France Insoumise that they will stand in the territorial elections. “On April 12, Inseme a Manca told us that, according to them, the conditions were not met, despite numerous convergences, to constitute a common list.“
However, if the Inseme a Manca movement decided not to lead a list, “we will address ourselves to the voters and leaders of these movements, because in this electoral campaign we can do things in common, even without a common list“.
At this time, a Communist Party still awaiting an answer, with the hope of doing better than in 2017: the rebellious Corsican / PCF list, led by Jacques Casamarta, had failed to obtain the 7 % minimum necessary to stay in the second round, with only 5.68% of the vote.
The full list “Living better in Corsica-Living better in Corsica“
1 – STEFANI Michel Former Councilor of the Assembly of Corsica and President of the Railways (SAN MARTINO)
2 – AMZIANE Anissa-Flore Deputy Director of the environment association (AJACCIO)
3 – ALARIS Nicolas Social camping director Municipal councilor of SARTENE
4 – OLIVESI Josépha Principal Education Adviser (BASTIA MOCA CROCE)
5 – PERRAUDIN Julien Postier Syndicalist Municipal Councilor of BARBAGGIO
6 – SORO Catherine Former secretary of the Assembly of Corsica group (CARGESE)
7 – MUSELLI-COLONNA Pierre-Ange Private Job (AJACCIO)
8 – CONTRUCCI Marie-Jo Associative militant health executive (FURIANI)
9 – ROSSI Pascal Associate activist teacher (LINGUIZZETTA)
10 – SOGNO Emilie Self-employed beautician (CUTTOLI-CORTICCHIATO)
11 – LEROY Marc-Antoine Education Assistant (ALATA)
12 – MEDAL Karine Employee Trade Unionist (VENZOLASCA)
13 – MARIANI Emmanuel Hospital nurse BASTIA
14 – MONDOLONI Jeanine Former school principal Municipal councilor of SARTENE
15 – SANTAMARIA Mickaël CCAS Unionist Agent (AJACCIO)
16 – VIGNAROLI Announced Retired education (VALLECALLE HAUT NEBBIU)
17 – FAZZINI Maxime Agent EDF Former elected Assembly of the Corsican Youth (FURIANI)
18 – TARQUINY Sophie Dental Surgeon (PIETROSELLA CALENZANA)
19 – TRAMONI Michel Maire de BILIA
20 – MAZEAU Sandrine Home help Trade unionist (BASTIA)
21 – BERNARD Nicolas Factory worker Syndicalist (MOROSAGLIA)
22 – LOVIGHI Catherine Social Energy Activities Framework (SARTENE)
23 – BASTELICA Etienne Municipal Councilor of AJACCIO Former Group President of the Assembly of Corsica
24 – MASON Séverine Hospital nurse Unionist (BASTIA)
25 – BARTOLI Auguste Docker Syndicalist (BIGUGLIA)
26 – BIANCARELLI Viviane Specialized educator Former councilor Assembly of Corsica (PORTOVECCHIO)
27 – FERRANDINI Jean-François EDF Trade Unionist Agent Municipal Councilor of PETRETO-BICCHISANO
28 – LUCIANI Marina Territorial agent Former municipal councilor of BASTIA
29 – USAI Gilbert Music teacher (BASTIA)
30 – AGOSTINI Hélène Director of social camping (PORTO-VECCHIO)
31 – CHIOCCA Laurent Artisan forestier (TASSO)
32 – PRUVOT-ROL Sonia Teacher Activist association environment biodiversity Former councilor Assembly of Corsica (SISCO)
33 – BONFANTI Joseph Postier Syndicalist (BASTIA)
34 – FIORI Marie-Pierre Hospital agent Syndicaliste (AJACCIO-CALACUCCIA)
35 – JOURDAN-MURACCIOLE Antoine Carpenter (AJACCIO)
36 – MINICUCCI Manon Pharmacy Preparator (SISCO)
37 – PENCIOLELLI Jean-Marc Principal Education Advisor (CORTE)
38 – RASORI Marina Sociocultural animator (SARROLA-CARCOPINO)
39 – MURRONI Baptiste Sports Coach (ALATA)
40 – MORACCHINI Marie-Ange (TALASANI) SNCM sales executive former municipal councilor BASTIA
41 – TOMEI Louis Territorial Union Agent (BASTIA)
42 – BARTOLI Françoise local civil servant, activist, associative (BASTELICACCIA)
43 – MATTEI Jean-Marie Agent of the Union Post Office (AJACCIO-Plaine de CUTTOLI)
44 – DEVOTES Toussaint Former Deputy Mayor of BASTIA militant association
45 – GUGLIELMACCI Dominique Retraité SNCM (CALVI)
46 – MERCURI Angèle retired territorial public service (AJACCIO)
47 – BIONDI Jean-Michel Trade unionist (AJACCIO-LETIA-VENACO)
48 – FILIPPI Valérie Nurse (ROGLIANO)
49 – GIL Jean-Jacques Staff member of the show (BASTIA)
50 – PIMENOFF Natacha Former municipal councilor of AJACCIO Former Vice-president of CAPA
51 – AMIDEI Jean Louis Liberal nurse Former deputy mayor of AJACCIO
52 – POMMEPUY Eve Employee (BASTIA)
53 – DELAVALLE Pierre-Jean Associative activist President of the RUTONE association (AJACCIO-GHISONI)
54 – EASTER Christiane National Education Framework (CAURO- AJACCIO)
55 – ZEDDA Louis Territorial Agent (SARTENE)
56 – DEVICHI Gisèle Retired teaching (CARDO)
57 – RIOLACCI Francis Former Deputy Mayor of BASTIA
58 – POLI Marthe EHPAD Hospital Agent of GUAGNO Former AJACCIO City Councilor
59 – LUCIANI Paul Antoine Former 1st Deputy of AJACCIO Former Group President of the Assembly of Corsica
60 – BERTRAND Nicole Retired MGEN (PIETRANERA)
61 – VITTORI Dominique Retired INRA 1st Deputy of VESCOVATO
62 – LUCCHINI Viviane (MONACCIA D’AULLENE)
63 – BUCCHINI Dominique former President of the Assembly of Corsica (SARTENE)
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