A Native American cemetery dating from the pre-Columbian period has been discovered near Cayenne, Guyana. But construction work has started. Native associations claim the displaced Native American remains.
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An ancient Amerindian cemetery discovered not far from Cayenne, in Guyana, a site dating from 2500 BC, which did not however prevent its “displacement” to make way for a building site under construction. What trigger the anger of Éléonore Johaness, president of the “collective of the first nations”. She responds to Lindy Nédan from Guyana the 1st.
For the past week, the Mayor’s police have been undergoing training provided by executives from the Reunion Island rapid intervention forces group. Objective: to teach questioning techniques, especially during delicate operations. Report Djamila Souadiki Mayotte the 1st.
Wearing the mask in public spaces and at school from first grade in classes and playgrounds, where the measure was finally suspended for only two weeks. The Covid is spreading rapidly again in the island of the Indian Ocean.
A large-scale clean-up operation is underway on Mangareva atoll, cleaning up sites used by the army during the period of nuclear tests. Emmanuel Macron had committed to it last July, a promise kept, according to the High Commissioner of the Republic in Polynesia. Dominique Sorain at the microphone of Heifara Schwartz of Polynesia the 1st.
Return to Reunion to finish with the chocolate producers. They are already hard at work for the end of year celebrations. But with what new flavors on the shelves in December? The answer with Patrick Dorali, production manager in a local chocolate factory.