Macron visits New Caledonia as France deploys more troops amid unrest



French President Emmanuel Macron heads to New Caledonia, the government has announced, as hundreds more security personnel will join the 1,500 reinforcements already on the ground after the worst unrest in the French Pacific territory in more than 30 years.

Al Jazeera’s Wayne Hay joins live from New Zealand.

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48 thoughts on “Macron visits New Caledonia as France deploys more troops amid unrest”

  1. These lands belong to the indigenous people. The time for colonizing other countries has ended. Take care of your own countries and make them beautiful for yourself and your people and let other’s live.

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  2. Who we vote does matter. There are politicians who supports Palestine like Dr. Cornel Ronald West and his vise president nominee Melina Abdullah. Vote for Cornel West 2024

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  3. Getting rid of colonialism is long overdue. Some countries have already thrown France out of Africa. They simply want to continue exploiting the natural resources. The port also has strategic significance. Time to take back your land … Freedom to the locals✌️

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