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Comoros has strongly criticized the statements made by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, describing his remarks as an unbearable condescension after he conditioned development aid for the island on increased cooperation against illegal immigration. (translated)
In Mayotte, the issue of water remains an everyday emergency. The territory needs 48,000 m³ every day and currently produces only 37,000. This deficit still imposes water rationing, even as needs continue to increase. The responsibility of management (translated)
In an intense exchange, Mathilde Panot accused Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu of wanting to militarize the fight against immigration in Mayotte, sparking a dispute over the government's position regarding the military presence and living conditions of the inhabitants of the archipelago, while Lecornu defended this approach by denouncing the accusations of infamy made by the opposition. (translated)
Mayotte is France. Our armies defend our sovereignty there, fight against smugglers, and save lives. Implying that the role of our armies would be to "throw people into the sea" is an infamy. Their presence is legitimate, necessary, and will be reinforced. (translated)
Our diplomacy must also protect Mayotte. We must act from the countries of departure to arrival on our territory. In 2024, nearly 300 million euros of public development aid were allocated to the Comoros and six countries in the Great Lakes region concerned by (translated)
In Mayotte, a meeting with the operational staff in charge of the fight against illegal immigration, alongside several members of the Government. A year and a half after Chido, reconstruction must now accelerate. The Mahorais are waiting for results. The laws are (translated)
During his visit to Mayotte, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu was alerted by the mayor of Mamoudzou about the need to bring hope to a struggling population, while specifying that he would not have additional funds for reconstruction following Cyclone Chido. (translated)
Immigration in Mayotte, where nearly 48% of the population was foreign in 2017, has become a major issue in the French presidential campaign, sparking debates among candidates such as Édouard Philippe and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, with growing concerns about economic challenges, infrastructure, and access to resources as the population continues to increase rapidly. (translated)
A year and a half after the devastating passage of Cyclone Chido, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is traveling to Mayotte to discuss the delays in reconstruction and the ongoing difficulties faced by the residents, while promising to advance the bills aimed at repairing the damage. (translated)
Fatihou Ibrahime, president of the citizens' collective of Mayotte, denounces the crucial impacts of immigration on the archipelago, stating that the residents suffer from limited access to healthcare and water, while Édouard Philippe, a candidate in the presidential election, calls for strengthened immigration control and the development of local infrastructure. (translated)
During his visit to Mayotte, Édouard Philippe outlined his two priorities for the archipelago in view of the 2027 presidential election: regaining control of immigration by closing all access routes while rebuilding and developing essential infrastructure. (translated)
Édouard Philippe, on a visit to Mayotte, calls on the state to strengthen immigration control and to invest in the reconstruction and development of the archipelago's infrastructure. (translated)
Édouard Philippe, candidate for the presidential election and visiting Mayotte, proposes the creation of a migrant return center in East Africa to control immigration and calls for the reconstruction of the archipelago's infrastructure. (translated)
During his visit to Mayotte this Friday, presidential candidate Edouard Philippe stated that he wants to completely close the floodgates of immigration on the island, a declaration that was applauded by the mayor of Mamoudzou, while raising crucial issues related to illegal immigration and the development of the territory. (translated)
Édouard Philippe, a candidate in the 2027 presidential election, announces his intention to completely close the immigration gates in Mayotte, by suspending the registration of asylum applications and proposing a moratorium on all immigration pathways, while emphasizing the importance of controlling the island's migratory situation. (translated)
Edouard Philippe, presidential candidate, calls for a total closure of immigration routes to Mayotte due to the influx of migrants, while committing to suspend the registration of asylum applications in the department. (translated)
A migrant died when his "kwassa-kwassa" carrying eleven people capsized off the coast of Mayotte during an interception by Comorian coast guards, highlighting the tragedy of illegal immigration in the region. (translated)
After the influx of migrants to Ceuta, Edouard Philippe, a candidate for the French presidency, proposes measures to limit immigration and regularizations of undocumented immigrants in the European Union, including the suspension of asylum applications in Mayotte and Guiana, as well as a Schengen lock to coordinate regularizations among member states. (translated)
A 23-year-old pregnant woman and her two children, aged one and three, tragically lost their lives in a fire that occurred in their precarious dwelling in Koungou, Mayotte, highlighting the persistence of unsanitary housing conditions in this French department. (translated)
