In the heart of Dijon, squatters created the "Quartier libre des Lentillères" in 2010, where they advocate for a life free from market logic. The Ministry of the Interior, for its part, sees this "only urban ZAD in France" as a hotbed of "protest," which the city council is threatening to evict.
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