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The emergence of political parties in New Caledonia first began towards the end of World War Two, when local support for the Free France movement grew. Gaullist politics dominated until the 1970s and from 1980s parties have generally been divided over questions of independence and autonomy under French rule.[1]
Political parties
[edit]| Party | Party initials | Ideology | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kanak and Socialist National Liberation Front Front de libération nationale kanak et socialiste |
FLNKS | Melanesian socialism, Pro-independence | |
| The Rally Le Rassemblement |
Rassemblement-LR | Conservatism, Anti-independence | |
| Caledonia Together Caledonie Ensemble |
CE | Liberalism, Anti-independence | |
| Caledonian Republicans Les Républicains calédoniens |
LRC | Liberalism, Anti-independence | |
| Caledonian People's Movement Mouvement Populaire Calédonien |
MPC | Conservatism, Anti-independence | |
| Caledonian Union Union Calédonienne |
UC | Pro-independence | |
| Party of Kanak Liberation Parti de libération kanak |
PALIKA | Socialism, Pro-independence | |
| National Rally Rassemblement National |
RN | Far-right, Anti-independence | |
| Oceanian Awakening L'Éveil Océanien |
EO | Ethnist, neutral | |
| Générations NC | GNC | Liberalism, Anti-independence | |
| Kanak Socialist Liberation Libération Kanak Socialiste |
LKS | Pro-independence | |
| Renewed Caledonian Union Union Calédonienne Renouveau |
UC-R | Pro-independence | |
| Melanesian Progressive Union Union progressiste mélanésienne |
UPM | Pro-independence | |
| Labour Party Parti travailliste |
PT | Socialism, Pro-independence | |
| Oceanian Democratic Rally Rassemblement démocratique océanien |
RDO | Pro-independence | |
| All Caledonians Tous calédoniens |
Liberalism, Anti-independence | ||
Historical parties
[edit]- Communist Party of New Caledonia (1941–1948)
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ↑ Chanter, Alaine (2008). "Parties and the New Political Logic in New Caledonia". In Rich, Roland; Hambly, Luke; Morgan, Michael G. (eds.). Political Parties in the Pacific Islands. Canberra: ANU Press. pp. 147–148. ISBN 9781921313769.