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Oct 26, 2006

Maohi: France Taking 'Laissez Faire' Approach to Order in Tahiti

The French government had taken a "laissez faire" attitude toward protests which led to the occupation of the presidential palace in French Polynesia, the nation's president told the Pacific Islands Forum in Fiji. Oscar Temaru came to power in February 2005, after a controversial clash with former leader Gaston Flosse that required by-elections to obtain a result. Yesterday, security...

Oct 26, 2006

Maohi: France Taking 'Laissez Faire' Approach...

According to the nation's president, the French government had taken a "laissez faire" attitude toward protests which led to the occupation of the presidential palace in French Polynesia.

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Aug 21, 2006

Maohi: Temarus Support for Independence Upsets...

Since Oscar Temaru was elected president of Tahiti Nui (French Polynesia) in June 2004, he has infuriated the Pacific countrys colonial masters in Paris. The furore over Temarus July 28 leaking of a letter...

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Jul 28, 2006

Maohi: NGO Calls For Forum Backing of Temaru's...

A Pacific group representing regional non-government and community organizations has called on Pacific Island Forum governments to support French Polynesia President Oscar Temaru's recent public comments...

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Jul 20, 2006

Maohi President Oscar Temaru Calls Upon Youths...

Te Ao Maohi (French Polynesia) President Oscar Temaru for Pacific called youths to include the right of the peoples to self-determination in their meeting agenda and decries as foul the exclusion of the...

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Apr 19, 2006

Maohi: Power Struggle Continues

The political stand-off in French Polynesia has prompted a government assembly member to cancel her planned attendance at this week’s Pacific conference on women representation...

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Apr 14, 2006

Maohi: New President in Favor of Stability

In his speech, he rejected recent opposition manoeuvres to bring down the government formed last year and also criticised the government’s push for independence against the wishes of the majority...

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