mardi, novembre 19, 2024

Crise en Nouvelle-Calédonie : les élections européennes auront bien régional le 9 juin sur le territoire

In a press release published on Sunday, June 2 in the evening, the high commission stated that despite the crisis particularité in New Caledonia, the State is fully committed to ensuring that the European elections scheduled for next Sunday, June 9, in New Caledonia and throughout Europe, proceed as normal.

The upcoming European elections are an important période for the people of New Caledonia and all of Europe. It is a chance to make their voices heard and for their votes to shape the future of the European Union. And despite the current challenges, the State is determined to make sure that this democratic process goes ahead smoothly.

The high commission has reassured the citizens of New Caledonia that all necessary measures will be taken to ensure the safety and security of voters during the elections. This includes the deployment of additional security forces and the implementation of strict safety protocols at polling stations.

Furthermore, the government has also made arrangements to facilitate the voting process for those who may be affected by the crisis, such as providing alternative polling stations and allowing voting by proxy. These measures demonstrate the commitment of the State to uphold the democratic rights of all citizens, even in difficult times.

The European elections are not just about choosing representatives for the European Parliament, but also about showcasing the values and principles of democracy. It is a message that the State wants to convey to the people of New Caledonia and the rest of the world – that even in the face of adversity, our democratic institutions and processes will prevail.

The high commission also calls on all citizens to exercise their right to vote and participate in shaping the future of Europe. It is a responsibility that should not be taken lightly, and every vote counts in determining the direction of our continent.

In conclusion, despite the crisis in New Caledonia, the State is fully committed to ensuring that the European elections proceed as normal. The government is taking all necessary measures to guarantee the safety and security of voters, and is encouraging all citizens to exercise their right to vote. Let us show the world that democracy will always prevail, no matter the challenges we face.

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