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Twenty-five kilometres from Newfoundland, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon remains the only French territory in North America. This archipelago of 6,000 inhabitants pays in euros, raises deputies in the National Assembly and applies the French Civil Code. A geographical and political paradox that has resisted the transformations of the continent for five centuries. More
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Twenty-five kilometres from Newfoundland, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon remains the only French territory in North America. This archipelago of 6,000 inhabitants pays in euros, raises deputies in the National Assembly and applies the French Civil Code. A geographical and political paradox that has resisted the transformations of the continent for five centuries. More