We have a new president...

As you may already know it, we have a new president here in France : Nicolas Sarkozy.
I won't say much more on the question, if you want details you can click here. You can also check the websites of 3 of our major newspapers : Le Monde (quite neutral)/ Libé (left)/ Le Figaro (right).
For my part, none of the two candidates really convinced my so well, let's see what happens now.

Commentaires

Anonyme a dit…
pour ma part je prendrai une pizza, heu une Royal mais pas trop cuite svp.
7/5/07 00:36
Sally a dit…
I just heard Sarkozy's party representative here in Sydney interviewed on radio. Apparently the Sarkozy vote in Australia was 60%. He put it down to young people amenable to change and looking for a more "oportunity based" society and hence predisposed to the "exciting changes" ahead.
7/5/07 01:31
pusa a dit…
good luck to your new president, may he be good for your country, btw did you vote for him?... we're going to have our own election this coming 14th as well
7/5/07 03:16
angela a dit…
Sally's comment is interesting. All the young people I know hate Sarko and all voted for Royal.
It's going to be an exciting 5 years though...
Angela
7/5/07 09:20
Peter a dit…
I would not really know for whom I would have voted. In any case, as one of those immigrants I hadn't the right.
7/5/07 10:03
Anonyme a dit…
although it doesnt concern me directly, i found myself looking forward to what and how he can make changes in your country
7/5/07 10:27
M.Benaut a dit…
I hope the young people and the unemployed will see some benefit.
7/5/07 17:15
Kala a dit…
The main thing our newspaper said was that the new French president was a strong ally of Pres. Bush, which then made me not like him too much but then as I read the article, it said he also called on Bush to take the lead on Environmental issues!!! That was really kewl so now I will wait and see if foreign leaders will continue to press on the U.S. president to make environmental friendly policies.
9/5/07 11:36
Sally a dit…
I think the main effect will be on the more traditional socialist party. let's hope they choose a different direction to thebland, sycophantic policies of british new Labour, and Australian Labor.
9/5/07 14:25
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