30 July 2012
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Who deserves to be rich?
This eternal question, as old as humanity, has been answered in different ways over time.
23 July 2012
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From an exciting conference, bringing together, with no other purpose than that of exchanging ideas, somewhere in the U.S. this week, about thirty people of fifteen different nationalities, I glean some conclusions that perhaps can be useful to our discussions.
16 July 2012
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All responsible
What is at stake for Peugeot in Aulnay goes well beyond the calling into question of the future of thousands of families: it says a lot about French society in all its dimensions. Because everyone bears a share of responsibility in this.
9 July 2012
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Calling a spade a spade
Like previous governments (except for, a very old one, that of Pierre Mauroy in 1981), the present government considers that it can neither pronounce the word discipline, nor let it pronounce by any member of its majority. It sees there the guilty admission of a desire to involve all the French people in the national recovery effort.
2 July 2012
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Demographic convergence
The difference in demography between France and Germany is a crucial factor in explaining what is at stake in the crisis of the euro.
25 June 2012
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Rethink the way we spend money
When the income of a person, family, company, association, university, hospital, or public authority stagnates or declines, the natural reaction of the person who has the handle on the purse strings is to refuse to cut spending, to try to do everything to increase his income
18 June 2012
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Seize the last opportunity
While the main heads of State and Government of the world are going to waste four days of their precious time trying to convince their public opinions that they can solve by vague press releases the problems of the world economy in Mexico, and those of the environment in Brazil, European leaders have really one last chance to decide of their destiny.
11 June 2012
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Un monde sur pilotis
It is a magical place, East of Myanmar (formerly Burma), 700 kilometers (434 miles) north of Yangon (formerly Rangoon) in the Shan mountains, close to China and Laos: Inle Lake. Its rescue is urgent, and it symbolizes the rescue of our planet.
