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Saint-Martin viewing guide: French-side reporting and documentary context

French Saint-Martin publishes territorial-council videos and written decisions through the collectivity’s own site. Local reporting and Mission Carnaval provide different editorial formats from those formal proceedings.

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The territorial council publishes its own meeting collection

The French Collectivité de Saint-Martin’s council page explicitly provides videos and reports of territorial-council meetings. The inspected list includes the 27 March 2026 council and a separate decisions entry published on 2 April. A meeting recording and its later written decisions are complementary records, rather than duplicate videos. This is the French-side institution; the Parliament of Dutch-side Sint Maarten has a separate collection and institutional role.

Local video reporting is broader than formal proceedings

SoualigaPost describes its coverage as spanning Saint-Martin and Sint Maarten. Its video collection includes a CARAÏBES-26 exercise report, cultural material and a SXM Bad Boyz teaser associated with locally made short films. These are edited reporting and promotional formats, not necessarily full institutional proceedings or complete films. The collectivity also offers a PADSM planning explanation video beside booklets and workshop reports, illustrating another public-information format distinct from a council sitting.

Mission Carnaval covers several places within one film

France Télévisions describes Mission Carnaval 2026 as a 52-minute documentary travelling through Pointe-à-Pitre, Fort-de-France, Saint-Martin and Paris. Its Saint-Martin section concerns floats, walking groups and costumes within a broader exploration of carnival participants and traditions. This is not a promise of a full recording of one local parade or a documentary exclusively about Saint-Martin. The work title and its published scope provide useful cultural discovery, while the council’s own video collection serves formal proceedings.

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