In the ongoing formal investigation into Paul-Félix Benedetti, the mayor of Sartè in Corse-du-Sud, for alleged intentional violence against his partner, the latter has spoken out on the social network Facebook. She has denied experiencing any violence from Benedetti during their ten years of cohabitation and has accused the situation of being orchestrated to harm him. The mayor's partner expressed her belief that the case was constructed in a malicious way to damage Benedetti's reputation and standing. She emphasized that she does not feel she has been a victim of violence and therefore will not participate as a civil party in the legal proceedings. The investigation into Benedetti comes amid growing scrutiny of public figures and their personal conduct. As the case unfolds, it may have implications for the mayor's political career and the broader discourse on domestic violence and its legal repercussions. This situation highlights the complexities of domestic disputes entering the public sphere, especially when involving individuals in positions of power. The statements from Benedetti's partner underscore the emotional and legal challenges faced by those involved in such cases.