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New Caledonia polls open in first local vote in the French territory since 2019

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New Caledonia polls open in first local vote in the French territory since 2019
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New Caledonia has held its first provincial elections since 2019 following a period of political instability and delayed voting. The results will influence upcoming negotiations with France regarding the territory's future status and potential independence.

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The election is a critical juncture for the French overseas territory, as it determines the political mandate for future constitutional talks with Paris.

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People vote in the provincial elections in Noumea, New Caledonia before talks resume with France about the territory’s future./Getty Images People vote in the provincial elections in Noumea, New Caledonia before talks resume with France about the territory’s future./Getty Images New Caledonia New Caledonia polls open in first local vote in the French territory since 2019 Election will determine balance of power in New Caledonia before fresh negotiations with France on the territory’s status

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