No, Guadeloupe and Martinique did not gain independence. They are still overseas departments of France. They have remained under French control and have not been renamed since they were first colonized by the French.
Which colonizer gave independence to Guadeloupe Martinique and who was the prime Minister/president of the colonizer at that time
Guadeloupe and Martinique did not gain independence from their colonizers. They are still considered overseas departments of France. The Prime Minister of France at the time of the decolonization movements in the mid-20th century was Charles de Gaulle. However, de Gaulle was not in power when the French Caribbean territories were granted their current status as overseas departments, which took place in the 1940s and 1950s.
The colonizer prime Minister/President of Guadeloupe Martinique
As overseas departments of France, Guadeloupe and Martinique are governed by officials appointed by the French government. They do not have their own Prime Minister or President. The highest-ranking official in each department is known as the Prefect, who is appointed by the French President. The Prefect is responsible for overseeing the implementation of French policies and representing the French government in the territories.
