21 September 2009
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The vain G-20
The G-20 Pittsburgh summit will closely look like that of London.
The G-20 Pittsburgh summit will closely look like that of London.
The debates on the possible removal of the investigating judge and the
possible creation of a tax on the production of carbon dioxide reveal a
worrying trend on the public spirit: everything takes place as if, for
people, a decision announced by the executive had force of law.
L’Assemblée du FMI à Istanbul est plus importante que le G20 de Pittsburgh qui ne changera rien.
The question is nevertheless fundamental: how will the left-wing candidate
be selected for the presidential elections of 2012?
It is surprising to see leaders of the opposition, who should only think
about finding the best solutions to the current crisis than those in power,
throw such ridiculous anathemas at each other. We can be in revolt seeing
the heirs of François Mitterrand committing political suicide while they
have the electoral majority.
Everyone knows
also that there will be no revival of the construction of Europe without a
revival of the joint projects between Germany and France.
After a very remarkable speech by the President of the Republic, proposing
many reforms
President Sarkozy still has three years of mandate, in a difficult and
exciting environment.
