On October 5, 2026, the Nou Las Palé collective met with Guy Losbar, president of the Guadeloupe Departmental Council, in Basse-Terre. The meeting brought together representatives from various organizations, including Samuel Damo from the FMEG, Jean-Daniel Barvaut from the Intersyndical of fishermen, and Dominique Virassamy from the SNEG. The group raised concerns about several pressing issues, such as declining purchasing power, business closures, rising fuel prices, access to clean drinking water, and the need to protect local jobs and industries. The meeting followed an open letter from the collective, which called for immediate and practical solutions to the challenges facing the Guadeloupe archipelago. Guy Losbar responded positively, expressing support for organizing a round table that would gather key stakeholders, including government officials, local authorities, trade unions, business leaders, professional groups, and members of civil society. This initiative aims to create a space for dialogue and collaboration on the island's most urgent issues. Losbar also proposed a set of emergency measures, including a ten-year moratorium on tax and social debts for businesses. This would provide temporary relief to companies struggling with financial burdens. He emphasized the need for concrete proposals on major issues that will shape Guadeloupe's future, particularly in the context of economic and social challenges. The discussions reflect growing concerns among local communities and organizations about the impact of economic pressures on daily life and the sustainability of local industries. As the situation continues to evolve, the proposed round table could play a key role in addressing these concerns through inclusive and structured dialogue.