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French president jets into riot-hit New Caledonia for high-stakes talks

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By Kirsty Needham Verified, Camille Raynaud
| Business Day Verified
Support our award-winning journalism. The Premium package (digital only) is R30 for the first month and thereafter you pay R129 p/m now ad-free for all subscribers. French President Emmanuel Macron visits the central police station in Nouméa, France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on May 23, 2024.
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マクロン仏大統領が現地入り、混乱続くニューカレドニア

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By Kirsty Needham Verified, Camille Raynaud
| Reuters Japan Verified
[シドニー／パリ ２３日 ロイター] - フランスのマクロン大統領は２３日、選挙制度改革を巡る暴動が続いている南太平洋のフランス特別自治体ニューカレドニアを訪問した。治安回復に向け派遣した警察部隊を必要な限り駐留させると表明した。 フランスは治安要員の補強に３０００人を派遣している。マクロン氏は、必要ならば夏のパリ五輪の期間中もニューカレドニアに駐留させるとした。 一方、ニューカレドニアに発令した非常事態宣言については、「個人的には延長すべきではないと考えている」とした上で、デモ隊が道路のバリケードを撤去した場合にのみ解除すると語った。 フランスの国民議会（下院）が今月可決したニューカレドニア選挙制度改革について、現地のデモ参加者は人口の４０％を占める先住民カナクの発言権が低下するとして反発している。 選挙制度改革に関する憲法改正案はフランスの上下両院の合同会議で承認する必要があるが、マクロン氏は会議日程を明らかにしていない。 同氏の側近によると、ニューカレドニア訪問中は現地の諸派と復興や政治状況について協議する考え。 私たちの行動規範：トムソン・ロイター「信頼の原則」,...
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Macron arrives in riot-hit New Caledonia for high-stakes talks

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By Kirsty Needham Verified, Camille Raynaud
| The Japan Times Verified
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday police reinforcements in New Caledonia would remain as long as required, as he arrived in the French-ruled Pacific island in an attempt to end deadly riots triggered by a contested electoral reform. Six people have been killed in riots that have left a trail of looted shops and torched cars and businesses since they began more than a week ago. The French government has sent hundreds of additional police to help bring things back under control.
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