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Last update: 12 hours agoElectoral Roll Showdown: In Paris, the Senate Law Committee reopened the fight over New Caledonia’s provincial elections by grilling Overseas Territories Minister Naïma Moutchou on an organic law that would broaden who can vote—especially people born in the territory—an issue that goes straight to the Nouméa Accord’s fragile loyalist/separatist balance. June 28 Vote Pressure: France has already set the provincial elections for June 28, but the “freeze” on the electorate remains a flashpoint, with pro-France leaders calling the compromise “a way forward” while pro-independence FLNKS warns the rules are non-negotiable. Local Tensions on the Ground: As politics grinds on, the French High Commission has also moved to curb alcohol sales in Greater Nouméa, citing violence and risky gatherings—another reminder that the post-2024 unrest still shapes daily life.
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