FLNC
- noun
- The FLNC claimed responsibility for several bomb attacks in Corsica last year.
Examples
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The FLNC was established in 1976.
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Many locals are wary of the FLNC's tactics but support the idea of more self-government.
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French authorities have struggled to negotiate with the FLNC over the future of Corsican autonomy.
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Many people fear the activities of the FLNC.
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The FLNC has been involved in various incidents of sabotage to promote Corsican independence.
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Activists believe that the FLNC plays a significant role in advocating for Corsican self-determination.
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The FLNC continues to influence the political landscape in Corsica through their militant actions.
Surface Forms
Etymology
FLNC is a short form of the French/Corsican name Front de Libération Nationale de la Corse, which means 'national liberation front of Corsica'. So FLNC refers to a group that fights, sometimes with violence, for Corsica to become independent.