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POSEI, FEADER, FEDER, France 2030, AFD, programmes européens de coopération… L’agriculture martiniquaise bénéficie d’un ensemble de financements publics…
La loi du 30 juin 2026 a doté l’Assemblée de Martinique du pouvoir de créer une autorité unique de…
Une ambition considérable pour changer de modèle Porté par la Collectivité territoriale de Martinique, Martinique 2050 part d’un constat…
En novembre 2017, les images d’hommes noirs vendus aux enchères près de Tripoli avaient bouleversé le monde. Près de…
La production agricole martiniquaise «ne suffit pas » pour la souveraineté alimentaire du territoire Premier volet d’une série qu’Antilla poursuit…
Il fut un temps où l’ignorance avait le visage simple de l’ignorance. Elle habitait les campagnes reculées, les sociétés…
Réduire la dépendance alimentaire de la Martinique ne consiste pas simplement à produire davantage. Encore faut-il savoir quoi produire, dans…
Héritée d’une histoire coloniale tournée vers l’exportation, l’agriculture antillaise peine aujourd’hui à concilier souveraineté alimentaire et compétitivité sur les marchés…
Produire davantage de fruits et légumes, développer l’aquaculture ou remettre des terres en culture ne suffira pas à transformer durablement…
Mikaël Glondu-Monnerville’s discussion paper concludes with a conviction: food sovereignty will not rest solely on…
The major wildfires this summer have sparked a great deal of discussion. One of the most thought-provoking commentaries is the one published…
After demonstrating that Martinique has promising sectors—rice, aquaculture, and agricultural diversification—one question remains…
History is never merely an exercise in memory. It forms the foundation upon which a society builds its identity,…
After demonstrating that Guyana has become the only country in the world capable of covering the seven major…
After demonstrating that Guyana has become the only country in the world capable of covering all seven major groups…
Why This Success Is Forcing Martinique to Rethink Its Food Future What if the most inspiring example for Martinique…
First penalty imposed on Google under the DMA. DMA stands for Digital Markets Act, known in French as the Regulation on Markets…
Aimé CÉSAIRE On this June 26, 2026, our city pays respectful tribute to the memory of its iconic mayor,…
The current crisis in the justice system, throughout France, does not affect only judges or unfortunate victims,…
A graduate of Le Cordon Bleu Paris with extensive experience gained at prestigious establishments from the French Riviera to Saint Martin, Gabrielle…
A FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT IN A WORLD ON FIRE? Soccer officials…
The escalation of violence throughout France calls for more than just lamentations. When security—the state’s primary mission—…
(Referred to the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, Legislation, and General Administration of the Republic, at…
In this «Repère» column, Maurice Laouchez responds to the National Assembly’s Law Committee’s adoption of a proposal aimed at…
Through the creation of MATNIK CONVERGENCES, Maurice Laouchez advocates for a form of grassroots philanthropy capable of mobilizing local savings to…
For several years now, businesses in Martinique have regularly cited the same challenges: a lack of candidates, a shortage of qualified workers, difficulties…
After six months of work, the parliamentary commission of inquiry on public broadcasting has just decided to publish its report.…
Gdc's Perspective: The seizure of more than 500 kilograms of cocaine in the Caribbean maritime zone, announced…
With 568,348 passengers and 234 stopovers for the 2025–2026 season, Martinique has reached a symbolic milestone. Stakeholders in the…
The MARTINIQUE SLAUGHTERHOUSES case, which began on March 25, 2026, following a report from a nonprofit organization, is a symptom of a systemic failure…
The publishing world has been in an uproar since the ouster of the head of Grasset Publishing. Grasset Publishing, which acquired…
Decolonization, as it unfolded in the years following World War II, was essentially a legal process: it was necessary to,…
LICRA and IFOP are releasing today a survey of unprecedented scope on violence and discrimination of a…
On March 25, the UN General Assembly adopted a new resolution on the transatlantic slave trade and the enslavement of Africans,…
In this column, Maurice Laouchez offers his personal take on rising energy prices and their…
, In the wake of the 2026 municipal elections, Martinique is entering a new political era marked by stability…
At what point does one become wealthy in France? Behind an answer now backed by figures, the latest report from…
In the face of Trump’s threats to make Canada the «51st state» of the United States and in light of certain rights…
The 2025 civil registry figures for Martinique confirm a significant trend: for the sixth consecutive year, the island has recorded…
Since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022, a major shift has been taking place: artificial intelligence is not only transforming our…
By the Editorial Staff — March 25, 2026 An op-ed signed by a group of intellectuals and public figures was published…
While the financial situation of Martinique’s local governments appears to be improving at first glance, a more mixed picture is emerging. Behind the…
A Preventive War with Multiple Objectives The launch of the joint U.S.-Israeli strikes is part of a strategy of preventive war…
Since 2017, Donald Trump has made strategic reversals a hallmark of his administration. From diplomacy to war…
On April 21, 1944, French women finally gained the right to vote and to hold office. In Guadeloupe, as in Martinique,…
At a time when the Ministry of National Education is warning about the rise in gender-based and sexual violence in schools…
To mark the 80th anniversary of the law of March 19, 1946, Maurice Laouchez offers here a personal, candid «Reflection»…
At a time when societies are facing challenges of unprecedented complexity—the climate crisis, technological transformations, polarization…
A book that unpacks the Trump phenomenon. In *Trump from A to Z: The First Dictionary*, the…
An article by Éric Juillot titled «Diplomatic Discord, Franco-German Rift: Europe Is Cracking from Within,» published on…
In today's societies, war no longer begins only on the battlefield: it begins in the…
In an interview published by Atlantico, analysts Fabrice Epelboin and Emmanuel Goffi discuss the possible emergence of a new…
Monitoring financial inclusion is now a key indicator of the economic and social situation in different regions. In…
In an interview published in the newspaper *Justice*, Laurent Varrin-Doyer, a young farmer based in Lorrain, Martinique, and…
Millions of French people are currently involved in the municipal election campaign. Across the 35,000 municipalities, 900,000 candidates, along with their…
By crippling the Iranian regime, Donald Trump is undermining China’s Silk Road strategy and…
For several decades, Cuban medical brigades have been active in many Caribbean countries. They are indispensable to some…
A Debate Long Avoided A report published on March 5, 2026, by the Jean-Jaurès Foundation’s Overseas Territories Observatory…
The news went almost unnoticed. Yet it says a lot about the times we live in. In late February, in the Hérault region, the first larvae…
A Central Organization for Caribbean Cooperation: CARICOM (Caribbean Community) is now the leading organization for economic cooperation…
Since the 18th century, the Catholic Church has officially condemned Freemasonry. This opposition is based on a number of reasons…
The global ranking of the artificial intelligence brain drain shows that technological power now depends on a…
Last February, the BPM Martinique (Balan Pou Mizik) association announced that it would be attending the 60th edition of MIDEM in…
Martinique has a relatively large stock of public housing by French standards, but it remains insufficient to meet…
To better protect minors online, several countries—including France—are considering requiring social media platforms to…
By Jean Claude Florentiny, Assistant Governor – District 7030 In a regional environment marked by tensions…
As debates over sovereignty and the unique characteristics of our territory take center stage in Martinique’s political news,…
A Strategic Issue in the Context of the 2028–2034 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) Looking ahead to the negotiations on the 2028–2034 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF)…
An investigation based on Gaza’s civil registry records documents the extent of the demographic destruction since October 2023. Beyond that…
The warning issued by the CGTM and the UGTM regarding the financial situation of the Martinique Association for Popular Education (AMEP) cannot…
The case of the murder of Quentin Deranque, a far-right activist killed on February 12, raises complex questions about…
In this «Repère» piece, written in a deliberately incisive tone, Maurice Laouchez examines the concept of accountability in the French public sector.…
Child sexual abuse encompasses all sexual offenses committed against minors: rape, sexual assault, incest, exploitation, prostitution, production, and…
A study by the think tank Génération libre identifies 287 legislative proposals calling for a ban by 2025. Beyond the numbers,…
The banana has become the quintessential fruit in France, but its popularity raises profound questions about…
Debt between nations is often portrayed as a threat, a burden, or an imbalance that needs to be corrected. However,…
The report published by Viginum in February 2026 offers a nuanced analysis of the phenomenon of information manipulation in France.…
Source: Enseignants.lumni.fr The Bettino Lara Caribbean Media Library – Public domain By Axelle Szczygiel, journalist Published: Feb. 17, 2026 Levels and…
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on February 20, 2026, marks a major setback for Donald Trump.…
Interview with Jean-Marc Sauvé — Le Figaro, May 2024 The end-of-life bill is being introduced by…
UN Human Rights Around the world, human rights are often «under attack» by «…
UN Info World News A Human Perspective © Alexis Rosenfeld February 16, 2026 Human Rights Officially, they are…
«Securing land rights means enabling regions to plan for the future.» The statement by the Minister of…
Serge Letchimy’s stance against U.S. sanctions on Cuba has sparked mixed reactions. Beyond the…
The Minister of Justice promises a «shift from a reactive approach to a culture of comprehensive protection.»…
Every day, we use digital services that have become indispensable: search engines, email, social media, streaming platforms, and more…
The 2026 Report on Substandard Housing in the Overseas Territories, published by the Foundation for Housing for the Disadvantaged (formerly the Abbé… Foundation)
Barbados stands out in the Caribbean for its small-scale natural gas production,…
Eighty years ago, the National Assembly unanimously passed the assimilation law for the four former colonies. Today, it is widely criticized…
As the European Union accelerates its reforms to boost its competitiveness against China and the United States, the…
Is France a tax hell, suffocated by exorbitant taxes? This claim comes up regularly in public debate…
Source: ICIJ Sent on an intimidation mission, they were armed with a heavy machine gun and powerful .50-caliber rifles…
In this new «Repère» column, Maurice Laouchez examines the population decline observed in France and the responses…
There are times when democratic societies believe they are protected by their institutions, even as those institutions begin to…
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, held from January 19 to 23, 2026, a new voice was heard:…
What if Donald Trump’s return to the White House were, paradoxically, a historic opportunity for Europe? Not because…
Africa is experiencing a period of armed conflict on a scale rarely seen since the major waves of civil wars in the…
In exchange for targeted reductions in U.S. tariffs, Beijing has suspended part of… for one year
In the overseas territories, substandard housing is neither a marginal nor a temporary issue. It is a long-standing, multifaceted structural reality that…
By openly claiming control over Venezuela’s oil, the Trump administration is projecting a vision of fossil-fuel imperialism that is largely out of step with…
«Colonial history is the last major taboo in the French national narrative.» On December 18, 2025, historian Pascal Blanchard…
The birth rate crisis is not just a matter of social norms or individual choices. It is also, and…
In post-Pinochet Chile, collective memory has become a path to accountability. By: Daniel Harper (Les…
Below is the text of the column discussed by Frédérique Dispagne on the program *À Contretemps*, produced and hosted by…
The housing crisis has once again become a major social issue. In France, as in Europe, access to decent housing,…
The situation created by Donald TRUMP’s leadership of one of the world’s two greatest powers…
The signing of the agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur countries does not in any way mark its entry into…
On January 11, Martinique lost two prominent figures at the same time: Ignace PASTEL and Alain CADORÉ. IGNACE, because…
The arrest of Nicolás Maduro following a U.S. operation is a major geopolitical event. But, as Fabrice Lollia analyzes in…
The sudden arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces in Caracas on Saturday, January 3, 2026, followed by…
For several weeks now, the town of Le Robert has been hit by early and massive strandings of Sargassum, of an unusual intensity.…
A long-standing strategic choice: imports rather than local production. The issue of GMO-free animal feed in…
The abduction of Nicolas MADURO by U.S. armed forces takes our 21st century back to the colonial practices of the past. Since then…
Territorial continuity is often presented as an inviolable principle of republican equality. However, when one compares the measures…
We often talk about Martinican youth in terms of their struggles, vulnerabilities, or anger. Less often, however…
The Trump phenomenon is no longer merely a matter of American political debate. It has become a global geopolitical reality, with…
by Michel Herland This article aims to examine the state of the rule of law more broadly. Given the similarities…
Often portrayed as an instinctive figure, guided more by emotion than by doctrine, Brigitte Bardot continues to inspire…
Well-known figures and statistics; a socioeconomic situation that is hardly changing—and in fact tends to be getting worse…
The year 2025 marks the centennial of Frantz Fanon’s birth. In Martinique, the tributes have been numerous, rich, and at times…
Contemporary world history is inextricably linked to European colonial conquests. From the 16th to the 20th century, virtually all of the territories of…
Brigitte Bardot's Remarks: Content and Implications In March 2019, Brigitte Bardot sent an open letter to…
Following the op-ed published in Antilla on the «myth of the Caribbean economic model,» Sandra…
«A critique that aims to be bold but is based on a misinterpretation.» Presented as a welcome condemnation of the rhetoric…
The opening by the National Financial Prosecutor’s Office of a judicial investigation targeting the Bernard Hayot Group (GBH) for acts classified as price-fixing,…
The controversy sparked by a Charlie Hebdo cartoon depicting Rokhaya Diallo as Josephine Baker, decked out in a belt of…
A comment from a user on a very active WhatsApp group: «Transat Café is the best… Martinique’s financial and logistical resources, but…”
European funds are instruments designed to address regional disparities and support local economic development. In…
In just a few days, a French Christmas ad reached a staggering milestone: hundreds of millions, and then…
Madivial is an agricultural cooperative in Martinique that is currently at the center of several environmental issues. It embodies both a contribution…
Damien Dublin, Chair of the National Reparations Committee in Dominica, Talks to Us About the Work Being Done to Advance Reparations in…
The Ducos grain silo is now one of the most iconic examples in Martinique of the conflict…
Professor C. Justin Robinson – On the evening of Tuesday, December 16, the citizens of Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica received…
The years 2026 and 2027 will see at least two major elections: the municipal elections and the presidential election. In France, however…
(A «quorum» means the physical presence of half the members plus one.) This afternoon…
The «GBH–RSMA–CMA Springboard to Employment» work-study program has concluded with tangible results in Martinique. Eleven young people…
The visit to French Guiana and the French West Indies by one of the government’s heavyweights, Justice Minister Gérald…
Translated from CNN by Jessie Yeung The ruling Chinese Communist Party is using artificial intelligence to step up surveillance and…
This fact sheet provides a clear overview of French Guiana’s mining potential. 1. General Context The territory of…
A key tool of European climate policy. Created in 2005, the ETS sets an emissions cap and requires…
Against a backdrop of persistent government deficits, stagnant productivity, and growing concerns about purchasing power,…
As the war in Ukraine drags on and transatlantic uncertainties intensify, the European Union has been experiencing, since 2021, a…
Overseas Territories: 40 % of young people affected by mental health issues; a pilot program launched in Martinique Nearly 40 %…
The upcoming French presidential election will largely revolve around the issue of immigration. For decades, several parties…
Faced with a world shaken by wars, autocratic regimes, and social divisions, the Pope reminded us…
Los Angeles Times Translated from English At a time when the U.S. president is restoring statues of leaders…
Why keep talking about slavery and colonization when Africa is currently ravaged by multiple wars, sometimes…
HELLO EVERYONE! The Paris Institute of Political Studies, commonly known as ’Sciences Po,’ is one of the leading schools for training…
Human Rights More than one in four children worldwide—about 610 million—live with a mother…
Speaking before the mayors gathered at Porte de Versailles, Sébastien Lecornu attempted to win them over with a mix of promises of decentralization and…
As the so-called Serge Letchimy retirement case moved through the judicial system, it also progressed,…
Commentary on the article by Laurence Nayman and Vincent Vicard published on The Conversation France The article written by Laurence Nayman and…
The shouts, insults, and staged scenes posted on social media by an overexcited group upon arrival…
I. A Problem That Has Been Documented but Long Concealed: Successive revelations show that Meta has known for years about the harmful effects…
Speaking before the mayors gathered at the convention, the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, General Fabien Mandon, painted a picture of a…
«Most people! forget themselves.» Huston Smith (1919–2016) was one of the most eminent American scholars of…
Subject: Protest Against the Removal of Creole from the 2025–2026 National Teacher Certification Exam in Fort-de-France, Mr. President of the…
In his article published on our website, Maurice Laouchez offers a critical analysis of May ’68, which he considers…
In this «Repère» column, Maurice Laouchez offers a personal and thought-provoking interpretation of the legacy of May 1968 and its consequences…
The recognition of children’s rights is a recent achievement on a global scale, and even more so when viewed in the context of…
On November 12, 2025, members of the National Assembly passed an amendment temporarily suspending the implementation of the pension reform of…
In Martinique, violence against older family members remains largely hidden from view, even though it is a troubling reality within…
The election on November 4, 2025, brought to power a figure unlike any other in New York’s political history.…
The role of public debt in the impoverishment of the French state resonates particularly strongly in the Caribbean. In…
At a time when Martinique is seeking to rethink its development model, Sandra Casanova’s ideas offer a…
The Territorial Collectivity of Martinique is launching an initiative designed to accelerate the agroecological transition and address imbalances…
A statutory change requiring a cumbersome procedure. Even before getting to the political trade-offs, one point is worth raising…
The current political situation in France is complicated, to say the least. The parties have returned to power, just as they did under…
. AI and the Challenge to the Traditional Education Model Generative AI can produce text, process…
Geopolitical Analysis – By Jean-Paul BLOIS The year 2025 marks a turning point in the contemporary history of international relations. The restructuring of…
We are witnessing a profound shift in Caribbean geopolitics since Trump took office: the massive return of…
While prices continue to rise throughout the Caribbean, Martinique remains one of the territories where…
The following comparison highlights the structural differences between Martinique and mainland France in terms of demographics,…
In the business world, it is common to refer to essential facts as «FUNDAMENTALS»—facts that, if overlooked, will doom any decision-maker to failure.…
Steve Bannon's Surprising Prediction Former White House strategist Steve Bannon discussed in an interview with…
The Territorial Collectivity of Martinique advocates for a lump-sum subsidy for small-scale producers, intended to correct imbalances…
UN Info: Burdened by a record debt of $31 trillion, developing countries are seeing global trade…
Nine months into Donald Trump’s term, the political and institutional situation in the United States is giving rise to…
Since returning to power, Donald Trump has been implementing a program of unprecedented radicalism, marked in particular by the use of…
High unemployment, persistent poverty, rapid population decline, and fragile local public finances: Martinique is at a turning point, caught between…
October 24, 2025, will go down as a decisive milestone in the political history of Martinique. By unanimously approving…
In Martinique, a celebration is not just entertainment: it is a form of expression, a way of preserving memory, and a source of hope. From Carnival to…
In Brussels, the Morts de la rue collective has been working for twenty years to ensure that every person who has lived…
The turmoil at the General Social Security Fund of Martinique (CGSSM) reflects a profound governance crisis and…
Ernest Renan – «What Is a Nation?» Lecture delivered at the Sorbonne on March 11, 1882 …
Taken from the internet. No comment. I was deeply moved as I read the words of Mr. Nicolas Sarkozy, former President of the…
Geopolitical Analysis – October 27, 2025 A Post-Imperial Mosaic There are fourteen of them, scattered across the five oceans, living remnants…
New Caledonia: Bill on the postponement of provincial elections referred back to the joint committee
On Wednesday, October 22, 2025, the National Assembly decided to refer the proposal for… directly to the Joint Committee (CMP)
– CESECEM Reveals Citizens’ Priorities for Adaptive Autonomy At the Congress of Elected Officials of Martinique,…
In the 14th century, Emperor Soundiata Keïta laid the foundations for an African humanism ahead of its time. A visionary text, now inscribed…
Author: Quentin Couvreur, Ph.D. candidate in political science, Sciences Po In September 2025, China hosted a grand event…
A Worrying Ranking A recent report by the French Anti-Corruption Agency (AFA) paints an alarming picture: Guadeloupe ranks…
Journal des Caraïbes By: Sébastien Perrot-Minnot – October 3, 2025 The city of Saint-Pierre, in northern Martinique,…
Toward Shared Responsibility Between the French Government and Martinique In 2025, the concept of autonomy takes on a new meaning. Far from…
The Symbolism Behind the Black Panther Party Uniform An Afro tucked into a black beret, glasses…
According to an article by Fabien Humbert, «Rum Sets Out to Conquer the Premium Segment,» Le Nouvel Économiste, October…
As the National Conference on Children’s Literature is in full swing in mainland France, the question…
As SAS Pass Culture is experimenting for the first time with sharing its data with French local governments,…
This article was based on an article by economist Michel Branchi published in the latest issue of the newspaper…
France's economic and social difficulties have many causes. But there are two that are more significant than…
Unveiled in late September, the 2026 budget bill (PLF) sparked a wave of…
On the eve of the Martinique Assembly of Elected Officials, two intellectual voices dominate the public debate: that of…
The debate over Martinique’s institutional future regularly resurfaces in political and civic discourse. Each time, it…
By Gérard Dorwling-Carter A Disturbing Economic Mirror Guadeloupean economist Jean-Marie Nol’s analysis of the «distortion in the…”
The ’golden autumn« of France and Europe: Can this analysis be applied to Martinique? In…
On September 25, Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced by the Paris Criminal Court to five years in prison for…
– Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu officially announced that he would not invoke Article 49-3 of the Constitution…
To accuse the people of Martinique of engaging in a «strategy of avoidance,» as Yves-Léopold Monthieux does, is to ignore a…
It is no surprise that the recent ruling by the Paris Criminal Court has caused a stir. The convicted person is…
This editorial by Michel Branchi, in the latest issue of the newspaper *Justice*, discusses the economic and social situation of the…
How long will it take for elected officials to accept the mathematical reality of the Assembly and negotiate a budget capable of…
The study «What Are the Prospects for Foreign Trade in France’s Overseas Territories?», written by Manuel Marcias for the…
Since 2016, cancer survivors in France have had a «right to be forgotten»: they are not…
In 2023, 9.8 million French people were living below the poverty line, representing 15.4 % of the population. In…
Fort-de-France, September 2025 – Since January 1, Martinique has been rocked by a series of violent incidents. Shootings in…
Since the end of his term in 2012, Nicolas Sarkozy, who served as President of the Republic from 2007 to 2012, has not…
Spotted on the RCF website: Should the ultra-rich be taxed more? With budget preparations in full swing, the proposal to…
Nicolas Sarkozy’s sentencing to five years in prison, with the sentence to be served immediately, has sparked a wave…
Martinique can no longer afford to simply wait for public funding from Paris or Brussels. If it…
The debate over taxing the ultra-wealthy is taking on a new dimension. While Bernard Arnault (LVMH) and the investor…
Appointed Prime Minister on September 9, Sébastien Lecornu has still not formed his government. Fifteen-day deadline:…
These strikes were ordered by Donald Trump and presented as operations against Venezuelan «narco-terrorists.» Vance…
September 24, 2025 Human Rights Systemic racism against Africans and people of African descent in…
The situation is well known: Martinique’s economy is artificially inflated by government transfers, while its…
With less than two years to go before the 2027 presidential election, the scenario of a change in power in favor of the National Rally…
Washington – In a country where the separation of church and state is enshrined in the First Amendment of…
By June 2026, French employees will be able to find out how much their colleagues earn. Pursuant to a European directive adopted in…
Like many island economies in the Caribbean, Martinique remains vulnerable to fluctuations in the global economy. Its economic model…
Below is the full text of the editorial by economist Michel Branchi, a member of the National Committee of the Communist Party of Martinique, published in the…
From time to time, the temptation resurfaces in public debate: what if France were to «get rid of»...
An Ambitious Proposal French economist Gabriel Zucman, a professor at the University of Berkeley and director of the European Observatory on…
As the Congress of Elected Officials approaches—where Martinique’s institutional future will be debated—one question keeps coming up…
A Context of Instability Following the successive failures of Gabriel Attal, Michel Barnier, and François Bayrou, Emmanuel Macron chose…
As of this Friday, September 12, 2025, a new European regulation is taking effect: the Data Act. Its purpose is…
While two local organizations are raising concerns about the condition of the pipes and the risk of contamination, the Regional Health Agency…
The decline of majority governments and the rise of minority governments reveal a profound transformation of the Fifth Republic.…
At more than 3,300 billion euros in the first quarter of 2025, France’s public debt has reached unprecedented levels.…
Humanitarian Aid School meals are much more than just a plate of food. They play a crucial role in…
1Humanitarian Aid Insufficient food, no sanitation facilities, lack of decent housing, lack of access to health care and…
Political scientist Pierre Martin, a researcher at Sciences Po Grenoble, now sees his thesis—first developed in 2018 in *Crise mondiale*—confirmed…
Since 2015, the Territorial Collectivity of Martinique (CTM) has made a habit of stepping in to take the place of the central government in certain areas…
Since 2015, the Territorial Collectivity of Martinique (CTM) has made a habit of stepping in to take the place of the central government in certain areas…
François Bayrou’s resignation, following the National Assembly’s rejection of his motion of confidence, has thrown the legislative agenda into disarray.…
A letter published in Antilla under the headline »Act Here and Now» forcefully reminds us that…
UN Geneva: The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, addresses the Human Rights Council…
Nearly six out of ten people in Martinique receive assistance from the Family Allowance Fund. RSA, family allowances, housing assistance, etc.
HELLO, EVERYONE! I’m thrilled that we’re all here again for REPERES. The main purpose of this column is to…
The widespread use of digital platforms isn't just transforming our daily lives. It could also have a lasting impact on…
The ETOM poll, commissioned by the MoDem, concludes that a majority of Martinicans are in favor of maintaining the current institutional status quo, with 56…
The Territorial Collectivity of Martinique assures that preparations are proceeding as planned. Rumors of a postponement linked to…