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Martinique Activist's Arrest Sparks Unrest

The arrest of a Martinique activist leader sparked protests and unrest after he trespassed at the prefect's residence to meet with the Minister of Overseas Territories.

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Rodrigue PetitotFrançois-Noël BuffetJean-Christophe BouvierAude Goussard

Why was Rodrigue Petitot arrested?: Rodrigue Petitot, leader of the RPPRAC, was arrested for trespassing at the prefect's residence in Martinique while attempting to meet with the Minister of Overseas Territories.
What was the reaction to Petitot's arrest?: The arrest sparked protests and unrest in Fort-de-France, including a gathering outside the police station and incidents of violence against police.
How did the Minister of Overseas Territories respond?: The Minister of Overseas Territories, François-Noël Buffet, condemned Petitot's actions and temporarily suspended discussions with the RPPRAC due to the disrespectful behavior.
What is the current status of the agreement to reduce food prices?: Despite the unrest, the negotiated agreement to reduce food prices by 20% in Martinique and Guadeloupe will take effect on January 1st, 2025.
What is the background to the RPPRAC movement and Petitot's actions?: Petitot's actions stemmed from the RPPRAC's movement against high living costs. His forceful removal by police, caught on video, fueled public outrage and protests.

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