In France, the Yellow Vests have left the roundabouts, but in La Réunion, a convergence called “QG Zazalé” still stands. Located in Le Tampon, in the south of the island, it is comprised of a community of activists. On the roundabout, they discuss ecology, housing, sovereignty, decolonization, and food autonomy. They live amidst plantations and animals, surrounded by the constant flow of cars. Gradually, this experimentation of a new world, subversive and political, gains momentum and questions social issues and access to land.