“My country of origin is a French colony, I want to stay here.” in haste, Var accepts immigrants from the Ocean Vikings.

A transforming yellow lotus speeds up the path that leads to the port of La Tour-Fondu. On the horizon, the calm of the Mediterranean Sea is broken only by the departure of the ferry that provides traffic between the island of Porquerolles and the mainland. There are still a lot of tourists on board this long weekend. But all attention is focused elsewhere. Since Friday, the Central Fund for Social Action (CCAS) energy recreation center overlooking the Giensi Var peninsula has been hosting 190 migrants rescued at sea by a humanitarian boat. an ocean viking – 44 unaccompanied minors were cared for by Child Social Support. As the diplomatic crisis between Paris and Rome reached an impasse, France was forced to urgently turn this holiday village into an “international waiting room”.

Between the pine forests, palm trees and laurels, about 90 CRS ensure the security of the site on a 24-hour shift. Following…