
18 June 2025
June 18th appeal to our Pacific brothers and to move to direct democracy for the provinces
Hello everyone,
The APROFED association comes back to you on this commemorative date of June 18 relating to the appeal of General de Gaulle during the Second World War (1940) aimed at calling on the French to resist the oppressor and to continue the fight rather than capitulate.
In this regard, the association is sharing with you below the appeal from one of our members to our...
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16 June 2025
The different forms of federalism
Hello everyone,
The APROFED association is getting back to you this week following the intervention of the president of Eveil Océanien, 2 weeks ago, on the NCla1ere channel (see L’INVITE DU DIMANCHE : Milakulo TUKUMULI).
He mentioned that three types of federalism had been considered in the context of the search for an agreement for New Caledonia, namely:
1) a simple federalism , in which th...
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10 June 2025
Neither an associated state nor a confederate state, the French state said “no”
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The APROFED association is getting back to you this week following the intervention in the National Assembly by the Caledonian pro-independence MP who mentioned the term confederate state instead of the associated state (see: Impasse in discussions on New Caledonia: in the National Assembly, the two Caledonian MPs express their concerns ); a term also used in an article in the ...
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5 June 2025
When France is an obstacle to the federal transformation of the EU
Hello everyone,
The APROFED association is getting back to you this weekend following France's rejection of the federal concept in New Caledonia during the Deva conclave, in the commune of Bourail.
If, as we have repeatedly pointed out, the loyalists' project was not really federalism, the fact remains that France has always been opposed to this notion, as the history of the construction of t...
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2 June 2025
Centralization and sharing of decisions, two compatible notions within federalism
Hello everyone,
This week, the association is returning to the concepts of federalism and centralization with you.
We have once again called upon AI to shed light on this issue through the following questions:
– Does federalism include centralization?
– What is the difference between federalism and centralization?
– Is the federal state the ultimate goal of the unitary state? Could federal...
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27 May 2025
Translation of the site into English
Hello everyone,
The APROFED association is contacting you again this week to inform you that you can now read all of this news in Shakespeare's language.
The entire site has been completely translated to allow our readers located in the United States, Australia, and the rest of the Pacific Islands to read us directly.
https://aprofed.nc/en/
You can access this version of the site di...
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16 May 2025
Another path to decolonization: manumission? (continued)
Hello everyone,
The APROFED association is back with you this weekend as part of the month of remembrance of slavery, the slave trade, and its abolition in mainland France and the overseas territories.
In this respect, the association returns to the example of the island of Haiti , about which we had already written an article in November 2024 (see Another path to decolonization: manumiss...
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13 May 2025
Towards a unilateral declaration of independence?
Hello everyone,
The association is getting back to you this week following the Deva interlude which did not result in any agreement regarding the institutional future of New Caledonia.
Many people are wondering what the near future will bring, especially the coming months.
If the elected representatives of the Oceanian Awakening believe that it will be necessary to wait for the future presid...
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9 May 2025
The true face of the French state
Hello everyone,
The APROFED association is exceptionally coming back to you for a third time this week following the failure of negotiations on the institutional future of the country between local partners and the State representative in Deva, in the commune of Bourail (see New Caledonia: negotiations on the institutional future have failed ).
However, this failure was desired by the French ...
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7 May 2025
The Iroquois Confederacy is partly at the origin of American federalism.
Hello everyone,
The APROFED association is coming back to you this weekend, in order to continue its reflection of April 2nd according to which the federal system is partly derived from the tribal model (see The federal system: the logical continuity of the tribal and feudal model – APROFED ).
Many people are unaware that American federalism was partially influenced by the political functioni...
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