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French police reinforcements began arriving in New Caledonia on Friday in a massive push to regain control of the capital, the top French official in the Pacific island territory said, after rioting in which four people were killed and hundreds arrested.
\nAfter three nights of upheaval, Thursday night was relatively quiet and calls for calm were starting to be heeded, France\u2019s High Commissioner Louis Le Franc said, although he added standoffs continued in parts of the capital city Noumea.
\nThe unrest, sparked by anger among indigenous Kanak over a contested electoral reform, could complicate President Emmanuel Macron\u2019s plan to increase French influence in the Pacific, a region where China and the U.S. are jostling for ascendancy.
\nUnder the French reinforcement the number of police and gendarmes on the French-ruled island will rise to 2,700 from 1,700 by Friday evening.
\n\u201cReinforcements will arrive massively, immediately (and will be) deployed to control the areas which have escaped our control in recent days \u2026 to reconquer all the areas of the urban area which we have lost,\u201d Le Franc told a televised press conference.
\nHe said operations to supply food and medicine to the public will begin with teams, including specialists in mine clearing, removing road barricades that were booby trapped by activists.
\nThe New Caledonia government said on Friday the island had stocks of food for two months and the problem was distribution.
\n\u201cOur calls for calm, peace and reconciliation are beginning to be heard \u2026 It is important that those who are at the origin of the clashes, of the blockages, hear this,\u201d Le Franc said.
\nRioters angry with the electoral reform have burnt businesses, torched cars, looted shops and set up road barricades over three days, cutting off access to medicine and food, authorities said.
\nThe new bill, adopted by lawmakers in Paris on Tuesday, will let French residents who have lived in New Caledonia for 10 years vote in provincial elections. Some local leaders fear the move will dilute the indigenous Kanak vote.
\nRESUME TALKS?<\/strong>
\nElectoral reform is the latest flashpoint in a decades-long tussle over France\u2019s role in the mineral-producing southwest Pacific island some 1,500 km (930 miles) east of Australia.
\nFLNKS political bureau member Jimmy Naouna said it was encouraging that French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal had picked up the dossier.
\nA video call with Macron on Thursday was cancelled by a pro-independence coalition because they want France to first withdraw the electoral reform, and also rejected a July deadline given by Macron for a deal, he told Reuters.
\n\u201cIf we want to resume the talks for the new political agreement the French government, Macron, has to lift, suspend or withdraw this electoral reform bill,\u201d he said.
\n\u201cGive us time to hold talks in a more peaceful environment without this electoral reform above our head,\u201d he added.
\nNaouna said protests in the north of the island were peaceful, with violence concentrated in the Noumea suburbs.
\n\u201cThis is the youth and it is really from the economic crisis, the nickel crisis and social crisis, everything together has made this situation blow up,\u201d he said.
\nFrance has declared a state of emergency on the island, put at least 10 people under house arrest and banned TikTok.
\nThree young Kanak have died in the riots, and a 22-year-old police official died of a gunshot wound. Another police official died from an accidental gunshot while preparing to deploy.
\nFrance\u2019s Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said on Thursday police had arrested the person responsible for shooting two Kanaks; Le Franc said one perpetrator had surrendered and investigations were continuing into other murders.
\nThe Pacific Conference of Churches on Friday joined regional inter-governmental groups in calling for France to withdraw the constitutional bill, and said the United Nations should lead a dialogue mission to New Caledonia.
\nIn a statement, the churches said there had been a breakdown in dialogue between the French government and Kanak people.
\nPacific Elders Voice, a group of former Pacific leaders, said decisions were being made in Paris without meaningful consultation and France should listen to \u201cindigenous Kanak voices and the Pacific-wide support for self-determination\u201d.
\n(Reuters)rioting. French police, rioting, electoral reform<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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