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“We remain suspicious”: in Mayotte, residents have mixed feelings about Gérald Darmanin’s announcements

2024-02-11T18:54:50.952Z

Highlights: Mayotte has been paralyzed since January 22 by roadblocks installed by “citizen collectives’ Protest against insecurity and uncontrolled immigration, mainly fueled by neighboring Comoros. The trigger: the installation, in mid-January, of a camp for migrants of Somali origin at the Cavani stadium. Gérald Darmanin announced a constitutional revision intended to remove land rights on the Indian Ocean island. But they are now waiting for concrete actions before lifting the blockages. The rest after this ad The 101st French department.


Visiting the island, which has been paralyzed for three weeks, Gérald Darmanin sent signals to the demonstrators. Skeptical, the latter wait


Will these grand announcements be enough to put out the fire?

The visit of the Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, this Sunday to Mayotte, during which he announced a constitutional revision intended to remove land rights on the Indian Ocean island, was perceived as a hand tense towards the demonstrators.

But they are now waiting for concrete actions before lifting the blockages.

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The 101st French department has been paralyzed since January 22 by roadblocks installed by “citizen collectives” protesting against insecurity and uncontrolled immigration, mainly fueled by neighboring Comoros, one of the poorest countries in the world. .

The trigger: the installation, in mid-January, of a camp for migrants of Somali origin at the Cavani stadium, the evacuation of which has been underway since January 25 at the request of Gabriel Attal.

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