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Returning From Sicily to Erasmus, High School Students From Porto-Vecchiai...

During Erasmus stay in Palermo, high school students from Porto-Vecchiais in bilingual French and Corsican studies discovered how the Sicilian society is fighting organised crime. On Monday, at the Jean-Paul-de-Rocca-Serra high school, they presented their findings in the form of an exhibition, on the occasion of Erasmus Days, alongside other young people returning from language stays in Europe. Of course, in Sicily, there is no question of prac…
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During Erasmus stay in Palermo, high school students from Porto-Vecchiais in bilingual French and Corsican studies discovered how the Sicilian society is fighting organised crime. On Monday, at the Jean-Paul-de-Rocca-Serra high school, they presented their findings in the form of an exhibition, on the occasion of Erasmus Days, alongside other young people returning from language stays in Europe. Of course, in Sicily, there is no question of prac…

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corsenetinfos.corsica broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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