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Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont has evaded Spanish police and is either back in France or Belgium, according to Puigdemont’s lawyer on Friday. “He informed me this morning that he is back at work, which means he is either back in his office in southern France, or back in his office and residence in Brussels, Waterloo,” said Puigdemont’s Belgian lawyer Simon Bekaert. Puigdemont, the former Catalan president and figurehead of the region’s independence movement, appeared in Barcelona on Thursday where he gave a speech before disappearing. He returned on the day that the Catalan parlia...
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Tein appeared in court in New Caledonia's capital Nouméa, along with ten other people who were arrested on Wednesday in the troubled French Pacific territory. Local media reported that the eleven appeared before the public prosecutor Yves Dupas on Saturday morning. Dupas opened a judicial investigation and ordered Tein to be placed in pre-trial detention in mainland France, which is about 16,800 kilometres away from New Caledonia. Thein is the leader of the Field Action Coordination Cell or CCAT, which is a pro-independence movement, that has called for an end to France ruling over New Caledon...
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An independence leader in New Caledonia has called on supporters to “remain mobilised” across the French Pacific archipelago. Christian Tein, who heads the pro-independence party The Field Action Coordination Unit, called for "resistance" to Paris-imposed electoral reforms, which the indigenous Kanak people fear will further marginalise them. Tein made the comments in a video, posted on social media after he and other pro-independence leaders recently met with French President Emmanuel Macron. Political unrest has flared up in New Caledonia, with protesters erecting make-shift barricades on ro...
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