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The Village Built on a Cliff Where Houses Seem to Be Stacked on Top of Each Other and some Streets End up Facing Almost Vertical Falls

Summary by O Antagonista
On the southern tip of Corsica, in France, Bonifacio occupies a limestone promontory that advances over the Mediterranean. The landscape of Bonifacio draws attention to the verticality, with old houses compressed at the top of the cliff, narrow streets and viewpoints that open directly to steep falls over the sea. Why Bonifacio seems to be suspended over the...
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On the southern tip of Corsica, in France, Bonifacio occupies a limestone promontory that advances over the Mediterranean. The landscape of Bonifacio draws attention to the verticality, with old houses compressed at the top of the cliff, narrow streets and viewpoints that open directly to steep falls over the sea. Why Bonifacio seems to be suspended over the...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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