Special Envoy to Nouméa, New Caledonia
The flight over the largest lagoon in the world, the twenty-four hours of plane and the reunion with pro and anti-independence do not help. Even in Noumea, where he must land this Monday, Emmanuel Macron is caught up by the difficult exit of his "hundred days of appeasement". Just arrived in the capital of New Caledonia, the head of state planned to record an interview for the "13 Hours" of TF1 and France 2. In the absence of a traditional July 14 interview at the Élysée, the president invents the July 24 duplex from the French territory furthest from Paris, on the other side of the planet. As if his speech to his reshuffled government on Friday had not been enough, where he again tried to set his "course" around work, public services and the republican order.
So many subjects that will not fail to occupy his Oceanian tour. For his first overseas trip in two years, Emmanuel...
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