The talk is entitled “Which future can be expected for the future generations in France?” and will take place in the Salle Les Passerelles in PONTAULT-COMBAULT. This talk is destined to the pupils fro the high schools of Pontault-Combault, Roissy…
Let’s take seriously the second-round campaign. Let’s once again increase our first beliefs and truly seek in two weeks, who can best help France avoid the fate of Greece, which awaits, it is almost certain, Portugal and perhaps Spain.
According to the polls, which are building up without contradicting themselves more, the presidential election would seem to be over: Francois Hollande will be elected. What could still negate this forecast?
Can we still expect, just a short time before the presidential elections, to hear the presidential candidates talk about serious matters, of the competence of the next president? This is doubtful, when we see how they avoid speaking so far about any foreign policy issue…
Everyone knows, everyone says that France must reduce its public debt. Everyone knows, everyone says that the campaign is not on that subject. Everyone knows, everyone says that no serious saving proposal is made by any candidate…
Dans une interview ahurissante donnée cette semaine à l’hebdomadaire allemand Bild, le Président de la Banque Centrale Européenne, Mario Draghi, tout à son entreprise de charme à l’égard de l’Allemagne, a franchi les frontières de ce à quoi l’autorisent son statut et son rôle.
Dear friends, It goes without saying that the following note is secret and must not leave your four offices…
Jacques Attali, Simone Harari et Benoît Thieulin ont lancé à la Maison de l’Europe de Paris une pétition “Pour une Eurofédération solidaire et démocratique”. Le Cercle des Européens y était. La pétition est en ligne sur www.eurofederation.eu
