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Tag Archives: French elections
Political blackout so 3 Franglais freebies
A campaign blackout covers France today – no news of tomorrow’s elections in the media. I could write my friends info from here but that wouldn’t be kosher (catholique en français). Plus, I hope CNN and the web are still … Continue reading
Update from Etienne on French elections
Francois Fillon, the candidate of the center-right Républicains, got some good news today, and some bad news. The bad news was an investigation underway by the French government into possible wrongdoing has now been extended by its assignment to three … Continue reading
Posted in News from France
Tagged élections françaises, Bayrou, Fillon, French elections, Macron
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French Elections – a Cheat Sheet
A cheat-sheet to help understand the French elections. Continue reading
Why French regional elections are important
For all of us who’ve tried to understand French elections, Stephen “Etienne” Roop is taking them on for us to help. He has been a senior government official who has worked with many activist groups. We can see here the … Continue reading
Posted in French-American politics, News from France
Tagged élections régionales, FN, French elections, French politics, Hollande
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Using tags to find other comments on the French elections
The mysterious activity of ‘tags’ on WordPress allows you to find other places where the same topic is being mentioned. To see who else has blogged using the tag ‘French elections’ click here. You can also click on the blue-link … Continue reading
Bayrou the true loser of the French elections — Pt 2
Continuing from Pt 1 of a guest opinion by Bernard Bichakjian: Unfortunately, Bayrou, though a mature and ponderate politician, failed to recognize the circumstantial nature of his success. He concluded that his UDF party should no longer remain the predictable … Continue reading
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Tagged Bayrou, Communist, French elections, Jean-Marie le Pen, left, MoDem, Mouvement Démocrate, parties, PS, right, Sarkozy, Ségolène, Socialist, UDF, UMP
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Bayrou the true loser of the French elections — Pt 1
Bernard Bichakjian writes: Much was said about the conservative party (UMP) having lost, and the Socialist party (PS) having won the municipal elections. The conclusion cannot be denied, but that’s part of the pendular pattern characteristic of elections: the dissatisfied … Continue reading
Posted in News from France
Tagged Bayrou, French elections, Jean-Marie le Pen, parties, PS, Sarkozy, Ségolène, UDF, UMP
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