New Caledonia Constitutional Reform Rejected

The constitutional reform for New Caledonia was rejected by the Assembly, despite the executive’s belief that an institutional agreement is crucial for stability after two years of unrest. The unrest, resulting in 14 deaths and over €2 billion in damages, has deeply divided the territory. This rejection raises concerns about the future of the independence movement and the ongoing political situation.

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