2026.05.06 Elu en 3D Stéphane Romani

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🎙️ Élu en 3D, Stéohane Romani invité des Canailles Ajacciennes.Sportif dans l’âme, éducateur de terrain, homme de valeurs solides : son parcours est fait d’effort, de respect et de transmission. Des terrains de foot aux quartiers, il a toujours mis son énergie au service des jeunes et du collectif.Aujourd’hui, une nouvelle page s’écrit : il est devenu maire de Valle di Mezzana, son village, celui qui a façonné sa jeunesse et son sens du vivre‑ensemble. Un retour aux sources, mais surtout une continuité logique pour quelqu’un qui n’a jamais cessé de servir, relier, rassembler.🎧 Épisode disponible iciLes Canailles reçoivent ceux qui font, ceux qui s’engagent, ceux qui inspirent.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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