If Sarkozy becomes elected - invest in French, German
and Italian stock market…
If Segolene will be elected - not only France but also
all Western Europe will only gain its museum role and
will become a greater tourist attraction…
Who is Sarkozy?
-Wants to lower taxes
-For him, France remains an important power with a
universal message and a vital role to play in the
world. But France is too inward- looking and immobile,
over-anxious to protect its existing perks and
privileges rather than boldly grasping the new opportunities thrown up by globalisation.
-Wants to cut government spending, shrink the state,
and put the public finances in order.
Who is Segolene?
-Socialist supporter
-Possibly the first female president
-Warns of “uncontrolled globalization” comparing it to a “river that overflows its banks and destroys
everything in its path” and pledges to “build the dykes of the future”. Europe, she says, must not become “a
free-trade zone attached to Nato or a free-for-all of social dumping”.
-“When she arrived, many were impressed,” says one
local businessman. “She had energy, independence and
she was very active. But very quickly everyone
encountered problems. She has an authoritarian side and a very opportunist streak.”
-Ms Royal pledged that if she won this year’s election “the state would put in place true industrial policies and not tolerate that bosses who have failed leave with the cash register while the workers pay for the mess”.
Voters go to the polls on April 22 to choose a
successor to Jacques Chirac.
The articles below describe the French election arena,
where nobody knows which direction the coutry will
go...
BON VOYAGE!
Royal’s management style draws criticism
By Peggy Hollinger in Poitiers
Published: April 11 2007 17:49 | Last updated: April 11 2007 17:49
http://
The people's choices
By John Thornhill
Published: March 31 2007 03:00 | Last updated: March 31 2007 03:00
http://
Key election issues
By Martin Arnold
Published: April 3 2007 13:57 | Last updated: April 3 2007 13:57
http://
and Italian stock market…
If Segolene will be elected - not only France but also
all Western Europe will only gain its museum role and
will become a greater tourist attraction…
Who is Sarkozy?
-Wants to lower taxes
-For him, France remains an important power with a
universal message and a vital role to play in the
world. But France is too inward- looking and immobile,
over-anxious to protect its existing perks and
privileges rather than boldly grasping the new opportunities thrown up by globalisation.
-Wants to cut government spending, shrink the state,
and put the public finances in order.
Who is Segolene?
-Socialist supporter
-Possibly the first female president
-Warns of “uncontrolled globalization” comparing it to a “river that overflows its banks and destroys
everything in its path” and pledges to “build the dykes of the future”. Europe, she says, must not become “a
free-trade zone attached to Nato or a free-for-all of social dumping”.
-“When she arrived, many were impressed,” says one
local businessman. “She had energy, independence and
she was very active. But very quickly everyone
encountered problems. She has an authoritarian side and a very opportunist streak.”
-Ms Royal pledged that if she won this year’s election “the state would put in place true industrial policies and not tolerate that bosses who have failed leave with the cash register while the workers pay for the mess”.
Voters go to the polls on April 22 to choose a
successor to Jacques Chirac.
The articles below describe the French election arena,
where nobody knows which direction the coutry will
go...
BON VOYAGE!
Royal’s management style draws criticism
By Peggy Hollinger in Poitiers
Published: April 11 2007 17:49 | Last updated: April 11 2007 17:49
http://
The people's choices
By John Thornhill
Published: March 31 2007 03:00 | Last updated: March 31 2007 03:00
http://
Key election issues
By Martin Arnold
Published: April 3 2007 13:57 | Last updated: April 3 2007 13:57
http://
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