FRENCH POLITICS
July/August 2016
The President of the Republic is intelligent, good-humoured, and likeable, but it's hard to shake the feeling that his time in office has been disastrous
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June 2013
‘Hollande’s ministers are falling out among themselves and criticism from his
left-wing allies is getting ever more strident’
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