 AP Photo Nicolas Sarkozy is a visceral protectionist. While leadership could have been hoped for from Korea on trade, any such expectations in respect to France should be rapidly obliterated! TAGGED: China, Nicolas Sarkozy, France, G-20, Doha Round, TradeRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| Francois Hollande has become the newly elected president of France more by luck than by any quality he might possess. Almost anonymous, he has no ministerial experience. His platform nonetheless raised expectations mightily... more ›› |
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May 8, 2012 Zzzzzzz, HollandeDanielle Pletka & Gary Schmitt, American Enterprise Inst. As predicted, Francois Hollande, Socialist, ousted French incumbent President Nicolas Sarkozy Sunday in French elections. In the larger sense, France, like the rest of Europe's more profligate spenders (see Greece, Spain,... more ›› |
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