FRANCE: Entire Population Of Guadeloupe Defended It's Residents Against Covid19 mRNA Vaccine Mandates. French Military Was Kicked Out, Macron Postponed Mandate Will Consider Autonomy

A massive protest today in Guadeloupe against mandates. pic.twitter.com/tCaktbPCZQ

— Aaron Ginn (@aginnt) November 28, 2021

Guadeloupe’s anti-mandate protest today that led local politicians to stop forced vaccination. pic.twitter.com/WbpLDThslY

— Aaron Ginn (@aginnt) November 28, 2021

Citizens of Guadeloupe march in the largest protests in the history of the island today against COVID vaccine mandates.pic.twitter.com/k0RRBu1Zrh

— Michael P Senger (@MichaelPSenger) November 27, 2021

One of the largest protests in Guadeloupe’s history today to stop vaxx mandates. pic.twitter.com/NVZ0m6TEa2

— Aaron Ginn (@aginnt) November 27, 2021

Macron sent in armed troops over 2 wks ago to compulsory 💉 them and their kids
So their fire crew police all professionals called a general strike They road blocked authorities getting in their communities started to burn official buildings down it got very bloody but they won

— Jackie Rocks Celeb Psychic🩸Tv/Radio (@jackietvpsychic) November 28, 2021

#Guadeloupe: colonial oppression; The armed forces descend 8000 km from their homes and come to subdue the local population#France pic.twitter.com/JTRnYIRMeo

— Jackie Rocks Celeb Psychic🩸Tv/Radio (@jackietvpsychic) November 28, 2021

Pt 3 from Twitter feeds it took all 400,000 citizens to unite to rid Macrons troops whom they say arrived on the island with tanks and artillery looking like a Nazi occupation I saw video's they wasn't wrong a very scary sight marching through their streets ready to pounce .

— Jackie Rocks Celeb Psychic🩸Tv/Radio (@jackietvpsychic) November 28, 2021

Pt2 They got on live feeds and told Macron you come near us again and we will burn the whole lot down
Today was part victory March
Macron took his troops out and the French guv give them body automany no 💉 or passports
Now French metropolitan people say they've got hope to .

— Jackie Rocks Celeb Psychic🩸Tv/Radio (@jackietvpsychic) November 28, 2021

Prt 4 the most horrendous video footage was coming through Twitter mostly ignored people concentrated on other EU countries I guess but a lot was censored to .
Now they've won all they want off Macron is clean water and better job opportunities housing ect .

— Jackie Rocks Celeb Psychic🩸Tv/Radio (@jackietvpsychic) November 28, 2021

Reuters News

France says it is willing to discuss autonomy for Guadeloupe

written by Staff

Saturday November 27, 2021

PARIS - France is willing to discuss autonomy for the French Caribbean territory of Guadeloupe if it is in the interests of the people who live there, government minister Sebastien Lecornu said.

Guadeloupe and the nearby French island of Martinique have seen several days of protests against COVID-19 measures that have spilled over into violence.

Lecornu, the minister for France's overseas territories, said in a YouTube video issued late on Friday that certain elected officials in Guadeloupe had raised the question of autonomy, changing its status as an overseas region.

"The government is ready to talk about this. There are no bad debates, as long as those debates serve to resolve the real everyday problems of people in Guadeloupe," he said.

That was one of a series of initiatives he said the government in Paris would be taking in Guadeloupe, including improving healthcare, infrastructure projects, and a scheme to create jobs for young people.

The French government this week announced that it would be postponing a requirement that public sector workers in Guadeloupe and Martinique get a COVID-19 vaccination. read more

That had sparked protests, fanning long-standing grievances over living standards and the relationship with Paris.

In Guadeloupe there is a historic mistrust of the French government's handling of health crises after many people were exposed to toxic pesticides used in banana plantations in the 1970s.

FRANCE 24 English published November 27, 2021: France postpones vaccine mandate after violent unrest in Martinique and Guadeloupe

France24 News

France postpones vaccine mandate after violent unrest in Martinique and Guadeloupe

written by Staff

Friday November 26, 2021

France has postponed implementing a COVID-19 vaccination mandate for health workers in Martinique and Guadeloupe after the measure spurred widespread protests on the French territories in which police officers were injured and journalists attacked.

The two Caribbean islands have been hit by unrest over the last week after the French government imposed tougher measures to curb the spread of the virus.

Compulsory vaccinations for health workers, a measure already introduced on the French mainland, had fueled resentment among the islands' majority Black population.

The French health ministry said in a statement after a crisis government meeting on Friday that it had decided to postpone to Dec. 31 "finalizing the implementation of the vaccine mandate" in Martinique and Guadeloupe.

It had put those who refused inoculation on unpaid leave but now says it will give those suspended more time for individual "dialogue" with their managers while still getting paid.

Some on the islands have called the mandate a throwback to France's slavery era, insisting that they should be allowed to make their own choices about health treatment.

Journalists attacked

The French government meeting came as the riots in Martinique were still ongoing, a source close to the French overseas minister said.

"Last night was clearly more intense than the nights before," a local spokesman for the French state told Reuters on Friday.

French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said authorities in Martinique and Guadeloupe had made 10 arrests after shots were fired on Thursday night, injuring several people.

Journalists from French television, news and photo agencies were attacked on Thursday night, media group Altice said in a statement, confirming earlier remarks by the minister. One police officer was seriously injured and needed surgery, local authorities said.

Prosecutors said masked protesters had also tried to set fire to the gate of the official residence of the prefect, the most senior representative of the French central state there, but no significant damage had been caused.

In Guadeloupe, where protests began last week, there is a historic mistrust of the government's handling of health crises after many people were systematically exposed to toxic pesticides used in banana plantations in the 1970s.