Planned CADA, Beyssenac
Beyssenac · National
According to InfoMigrants and France Bleu (early 2023), a project to open a CADA of about 40 places in a former inn in this Corrèze village of roughly 350 residents drew tension and a protest on 18 February 2023 supported by Reconquête and Les Patriotes, countered by a gathering of residents favourable to the centre. The mayor said he was told the decision was already validated.
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Rally and counter-protest outside Beyssenac town hall
According to the Maison des Droits de l'Homme de Limoges (24 February 2023), a rally called by Reconquete and l'Action francaise was held outside Beyssenac town hall on 25 February 2023 against the planned CADA at the former Auberge de la Mandrie, with a counter-demonstration organised by the Collectif Chabatz d'Entrar at the same time.
Maison des Droits de l'Homme de Limoges →First asylum seekers arrive at the CADA
According to ICI / France Bleu (12 April 2023), the first asylum seekers arrived at the 40-place CADA in the former Auberge de la Mandrie around 11-12 April 2023 - six women, one with a baby, from Congo-Brazzaville, Ivory Coast, Guinea and Syria - despite sustained local opposition.
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InfoMigrants (2023-03) · news
Part of France’s Dispositif National d’Accueil (OFII). Figures are described neutrally from the cited source; coordinates marked “approx.” are town/street-level estimates.