immunity given by the state — could certainly help lead many to

FISEA’s financial exit is conceivable in the long term.

College students shouldn't pay for state disinvestment

In France and Italy, by contrast, there was no further economic slowdown.

This does not necessarily entail drastic cuts, but it is a step towards financial disengagement.

But the reality was quite different: the contributions made by families could not offset the financial disengagement of the states.

The G7 must reject the ideas of those who call for less intervention and for clawing aid money away from humanitarian and development work.

First, how can New Caledonia offset its financial withdrawal from metropolitan France, which in all likelihood will be partial but which is nevertheless inevitable given the process of institutional liberation and France’s growing debt?