Tag: French Polynesia
Separatist Moetai Brotherson elected president of French Polynesia
The separatist Moetai Brotherson was elected Friday president of French Polynesia, by the representatives of the local Assembly. He was chosen by the 38 separatist representatives of the Assembly, elected…
separatists in the lead in the first round
With 34.9% of the vote, the list of former President Oscar Temaru and MP Moetai Brotherson came out on top in the first round of the Polynesian Assembly elections on…
“The future of Polynesia within the framework of the Republic is at stake”
First round this Sunday, April 16 of the territorial elections in French Polynesia. Some 209,000 voters are called upon to choose their 57 representatives in the Assembly from seven lists.…
Titaua Peu, to put an end to the silences of his country Tahiti
Author with an eminently political commitment, Titaua Peu writes a realistic Polynesian society, far from illusory clichés. She represents one of the main French-speaking voices of Pacific literature. Mutisms, her…
Surfing in Tahiti: the “mythical Teahupoo wave” of the 2024 Olympics… Adrenaline guaranteed!
The mythical vague of Teahupoo which hits the shores of Tahiti has attracted the attention of the whole world since the Polynesian island was selected in 2020 to host the…
Trip to the Tuamotu, French Polynesia, with Antoine
L’archipelago of the Tuamotus is made up of 76 atollsor rings of coral on the surface of the water, on which lie low islands, which are part of French Polynesia.…
A Tahitian silence signed Titaua Peu
The Tahitian is not a big talker. This is what Titaua Peu writes. But behind this perhaps cultural Tahitian silence, there is a mountain biding its time. Mountain of anger…