France has a new government. Can it solve the New Caledonia crisis after months of deadly unrest?
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As New Caledonia faces the repercussions of a four-month-long unrest, the gap between the pro-independence Indigenous Kanak and loyalist communities widens, reflecting deep-seated colonial tensions.
With 171st anniversary of French colonization approaching, the Kanak leaders are poised to assert their rights, symbolizing a crucial moment in voicing calls for independence.
Macron's sidelining of voting reforms linked to New Caledonia reflects the complexities of governance in regions marked by historical contention, particularly amid France's political turmoil.
As both sides prepare to mark the anniversary of colonization, the Kanaks and settlers illustrate the ongoing struggle for identity and autonomy in this French territory.
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