Radio Cocotier Press Releases
Tahiti (PRWEB) February 20, 2008 -- Unutea Tea Hirshon, member of the Parliament calls French Secretary Estrosi on rising waters in the islands, reports Tahitiradiococotier.com, the Premier E-magazine of French Polynesia.
Unutea Hirshon, member of the Parliament, calls French Secretary Estrosi on rising waters in the islands, reports Tahitiradiococotier.com, the Premier E-magazine of French Polynesia But it also alerts Christian Estrosi about "another catastrophy," left "inherited" by the state. "I refer to the atolls of Moruroa and Fangataufa that will, in addition, release their radioactive contamination in the Ocean which remains the 'pantry' of our people. In the name of the precautionary principle enshrined in the Constitution formally asks 'to the Secretary of State' to take, with the institutions and bodies concerned, all the provisions that eliminate this sword of Damocles' nuclear additional burden on the very existence of Polynesians."
President Temaru's Election Campaign 2008
President Temaru singled out Estrosi's telephone call Monday to Nicole Bouteau, during which the junior minister reportedly encouraged her to form an alliance with Tong Sang. However, Ms. Bouteau has subsequently publicly announced that she has not formed any such alliance.
Tahiti, French Polynesia (PRWEB) February 5, 2008 -- President Temaru singled out Estrosi's telephone call Monday to Nicole Bouteau, during which the junior minister reportedly encouraged her to form an alliance with Tong Sang. However, Ms. Bouteau has subsequently publicly announced that she has not formed any such alliance.
Temaru, surrounded by his ministers, held a press conference late Wednesday afternoon to announce his government's resignations, but said he intends to form a new government "within a few days". Under the autonomy statute, he has five days to form what would be his fourth government since the previous general election in May 2004.
The resignations occurred three days after the first round of a general election for the 57 French Polynesia Assembly representatives and 11 days before the scheduled Feb. 10 second round. The resignations are not expected to affect the timing of the second round.
TahitiRadioCocotier.com: L'Etat Francais Interfere Dans Les Elections En Polynesie
February 5, 2008 -- Tahiti -Polynesie Francaise - Depuis des annees, la France a influence les votes en Polynesie et destabilise chaque gouvernement preside par Oscar Manutahi Temaru. Depuis 2004, le sport national du gouvernement de Chirac et maintenant celui de Sarkosy a ete de destabilise la Polynesie des que Oscar Temaru etait elu a la presidence du pays affirme Papapenu sur le site de TahitiRadiococotier.
Nous avons releve plusieurs commentaires comme celui-ci sur atauiroa.org :
Comment Estrosi influence votre vote ?
L'histoire se répète. Elle a ce goût amer d'un mauvais rêve dont on vient tout juste de sortir. La main de Chirac a été remplacée par celle de Sarko-Estrosi. On sait ce qui s'est passé en octobre 2005 et on commence tout juste à comprendre que leur « rupture », c'est rien que du vent ! C'est un peu comme si nous assistions à un match de foot. Imaginez deux équipes. L'une a les faveurs de l'arbitre tandis que l'autre, à peine un peu de son mépris… Au fur et à mesure qu'on approche de la fin de la partie, l'arbitre multiplie les « coups de pouce », allant jusqu'à rétrécir la cage de buts de « l'équipe amie » et, comme si ça ne suffisait pas, à élargir celle de l'autre. Ce qu'il y a de plus terrible, c'est cette sale impression qu'impunément l'UMP, depuis 2004, se fiche de votre liberté… de vote !
Tahiti -- Sauver Notre Pays: Le President Temaru Veut Sauver La Polynesie Des Repris De Justice
Des candidats a la presidence qui devraient faire honte, entre escrocs, emeutiers et un candidat en prison, un repaire de pirates habilles en elus. Polynesiens, ne vendez pas votre ame au diable.
Tahiti-Papeete (PRWEB) January 30, 2008 -- Oscar Temaru, tête de liste UPLD aux îles du Vent: "On n'est pas surpris. Il y a eu ce sondage qui donnait l'UPLD en tête et To Tatou Ai'a second Là, on a fait un grand pas en avant. Ces élections ne sont pas terminées. Le combat continue. Nous sommes très bien placés pour le second tour. Nous allons nous réunir et voir comment en dix jours gagner ces élections.
Jacky Bryant, quatrième sur la liste UPLD aux îles Sous-le-Vent: "Il faut prendre un compte le rôle des médias. Le traitement à l'avantage de To Tatou Ai'a a été très clair. Le deuxième point c'est le soutien de l'État. Il y a eu un certain nombre d'indicateurs (...) qui donnent quel choix l'État faisait. Du coté de Porinetia Ora, le parti du jeune Teiva Manutahi qui a recueilli 1099 suffrages aux îles du Vent (Tahiti et Moorea), soit 1,23% des voix, la "satisfaction" était tout de même de mise. "On passe de 200 et quelques voix à plus de mille voix et ce en l'espace de six mois", s'est félicité le président de la formation bien que "déçu" du "choix des électeurs". "Rien n'a changé. Il n'y aura aucun nouveau visage à l'Assemblée. La population a finalement décidé de remettre les mêmes", a-t-il expliqué....
Tahiti: The Scandal Continues With The Celebration Of Autonomy Day
Oscar Temaru way ahead in Elections Polls with Generation Y (between 18 and 35 years old).
Tahiti (PRWEB) January 21, 2008 -- The Scandal Continues With The Celebration Of Autonomy Day. Oscar Temaru way ahead in Elections Polls with Generation Y (between 18 and 35 years old) says Papapenu Editor of the premier E-magazine in Polynesia.
The death of autonomist illusion: The Union For Democracy has refused to participate in the "Day of Autonomy". The "Day of autonomy" shows us that the Tahoeraa has not changed. Members of this political group are trying to win voters with a demonstration funded by public money on a false pretext.
This "festival" also has the merit of restoring light of evidence that many still refuse to admit. Yet the facts are known, they are part of our history. It is of course welcomed that, barely out of their indigenous status after World War II, Polynesians have obtained a first autonomous status under the leadership of a man of conviction. A government and ministers who, since 1957, had been responsible for conducting the affairs of fenua. French Polynesia succeeded hence the French establishments of Oceania....
The Rendezvous of Maohis and friends of Tahiti and its islands.
Tahiti (PRWEB) January 18, 2008 -- "Toere", the hottest E-Magazine of Tahiti and its islands is born bringing the First Live Chat Rooms in Polynesia.
The Radio Cocotier Maohi features a panorama of topics happening in the heavenly islands and offering fresh news in Tahitian. The most popular publication "Toere" is now online. There is a link to the Maohi Academy for those who are interested in Tahiti's language as well as links to websites we found extremely original and interesting.
Launched the 9 of December 2007, Tahiti's first E-magazine has received a warm welcome in Tahiti and its islands. Over 626,000 visitors in 4 weeks and from 39 countries. "TahitiRadioCocotier", evokes with humor the way communication is made on the islands. The vocation of this E-magazine is to give a "rendezvous" for Maohis around the world with 3 Live Chat Rooms available....
Tahiti's Future: President Oscar Manutahi Temaru Elected in 2008
Tahiti Nui has been occupied too long by France says TahitiRadioCocotier.com.
Tahiti, French Polynesia (PRWEB) January 9, 2008 -- With official campaigning about to begin in French Polynesia, Papapenu, Editor of the first Maohi Emagazine says Oscar Manutahi Temaru is Tahiti's future.
After the march involving over 3000 militants of Tavini Huiraatira, president Temaru's independent party, political panorama of Saturday morning, assert that the great country has changed. Tahiti Nui, this heaven the size of Europe, does not have to be dismembered for the benefit of the French political sovereignty on the eastern Pacific Ocean. A young minister stood up to say; "I am not afraid of the Independence of my country." The Minister of Tourism, Marc Collins, soon will begin his first election campaign under the banner of Tavini Huiraatira - Union For Democracy....
The President of Tahiti Nui denounced "an act of inacceptable highway gangters" formed by the state. "We are not fools," said Oscar Manutahi Temaru. "The Marquesas do not belong to Mayor Kahia and Estrosi, they belong to us, this is our country and they are trying to divide our population! Shame on them, it's a scandal!"
Tahiti (PRWEB) December 20, 2007 -- The President of Tahiti Nui - Polynesia, Oscar Manutahi Temaru, has reacted yesterday to statements made by Joseph Kahia, Mayor of Ua Pou. Indeed, in a speech made on Monday in the presence of Secretary of State, Christian Estrosi, Joseph Kahia proposed a direct partnership of the Marquesas archipelago with France. The government, which speaks of "fraud", called people to gather for a protest march next Saturday.
At the inauguration of the City Hall of Ua Pou, which was attended by Secretary of State for Overseas Christian Estrosi, Mayor Joseph Kahia announced his desire to make a new direct "Marquesa French-owned community, Marquesas, in direct relation with France."
The President of the government, Oscar Manutahi Temaru, has vehemently denounced "an act of banditry inadmissible" organized by the state. "There was a secret meeting in The Marquesas where some mayors and Christian Estrosi have developed this outrageous idea. We are not fools," said Oscar Manutahi Temaru. "Marquesas do not belong to Kahia and Estrosi, they belong to us, this is our country and this is an deliberate attempt to divide our population. It is a shame and a scandal, unworthy of a Republic like France in the 21st century."....