The French government proposed changes to voter eligibility rules in New Caledonia, with Nouméa serving as the capital.
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Updated Jun 19
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The French government proposed changes to voter eligibility rules in New Caledonia, with Nouméa serving as the capital.
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French government proposed changes to voter eligibility rules in New Caledonia.1 source
Election challenges in Nouméa continue, with specific locations like Païta involved.1 source
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The entities involved
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New Caledonia
French special collectivity and archipelago in Oceania
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Nouméa
capital city of the French special collectivity of New Caledonia
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