Sources: Corsica
Every source cited on this case’s published pages, with where it is used. Organisation and government sources are labelled as perspectives.
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9 sources. A working link shows that a source is available; it is not proof that the source supports a claim — that is checked by editorial evidence review.
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Reference work · Independent publication
2003 Corsican autonomy referendum (Wikipedia) link
Gives the narrow rejection of the 2003 referendum on merging Corsica's two departments and the collectivité territoriale into a single local authority.
Cited on: Corsica, History of Corsican autonomy politics, 2003–2026 · Source record
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Reference work · Independent publication
2021 Corsican territorial election (Wikipedia) link
Reports the June 2021 Corsican Assembly election results by party, including the split between Femu a Corsica, Core in Fronte and other nationalist lists.
Cited on: Corsica, History of Corsican autonomy politics, 2003–2026 · Source record
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News analysis or explainer · Journalism
Corsican Assembly passes co-official status for Corsican and French (Nationalia) link
Reports the Corsican Assembly's May 2013 vote for co-official status for the Corsican language, and the accompanying demand for legal recognition of a "Corsican people."
Cited on: History of Corsican autonomy politics, 2003–2026 · Source record
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Reference work · Independent publication
Corsican autonomy (Wikipedia) link
Overview of the Corsican autonomy movement's history, the FLNC's 2014 ceasefire, and the 2023-2026 constitutional reform process.
Cited on: Corsica, History of Corsican autonomy politics, 2003–2026, Corsica: constitutional status and the autonomy question · Source record
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News report · Journalism
Corsican nationalist Colonna dies after attack in jail: France (Al Jazeera, 22 March 2022) link
Reports Yvan Colonna's death on 21 March 2022 from injuries sustained in the prison attack.
Cited on: Corsica, History of Corsican autonomy politics, 2003–2026 · Source record
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News report · Journalism
France talks pave way towards Corsican autonomy (France 24, 12 March 2024) link
Reports the March 2024 agreement on wording for a constitutional autonomy statute for Corsica between the French Government and Corsican elected officials, following President Macron's six-month deadline.
Cited on: Corsica, History of Corsican autonomy politics, 2003–2026 · Source record
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News report · Journalism
French National Assembly Votes in Favour of Autonomy Statute for Corsica (TodoAlicante, 23 June 2026) link
Reports the 23 June 2026 National Assembly vote (300 to 202) approving a constitutional reform granting Corsica an autonomy statute, and its status as the second attempt to amend the Fifth Republic's Constitution under President Macron.
Cited on: Corsica, History of Corsican autonomy politics, 2003–2026, Corsica: constitutional status and the autonomy question · Source record
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Reference work · Independent publication
Gilles Simeoni (Wikipedia) link
Confirms Simeoni's tenure as President of the Executive Council of Corsica from 17 December 2015 to 21 April 2026, his election as Mayor of Bastia on 28 March 2026, and the multiple-mandate rule underlying his resignation.
Cited on: Corsica, History of Corsican autonomy politics, 2003–2026, Corsica: constitutional status and the autonomy question · Source record
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News report · Journalism
Riots shake France's Corsica over assault on jailed nationalist (Al Jazeera, 10 March 2022) link
Contemporary reporting on the March 2022 prison attack on Yvan Colonna and the resulting riots in Ajaccio, Calvi and Bastia.
Cited on: Corsica, History of Corsican autonomy politics, 2003–2026 · Source record