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S U B S C R I B E
Tuesday, 8 May, 2012
Foreign Affairs: A difficult post-election road ahead for the EU
Following elections in France and Greece, it looks like a rocky road ahead for the European Union. Voters’ anger against unemployment and austerity measures was heard loud and clear. Host Philippe Mottaz discusses possibilities for the eurozone with panelists Imogen Foulkes, Daniel Warner and Matthew Stevenson:
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Newly elected French President François Hollande delivers a speech during a campaign rally in April. (Keystone/EPA/Ian Langsdon)
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Dear Philippe Mottaz, I refer to your latest programme where you talk about François Hollande and his ability to speak fluently German. I am afraid you are wrong, he does not speak German at all. You may have confused this by thinking of his potential PM Jean-Marc Ayrault who was once teaching German. Mr Hollande, as a good French politician, does only speak French. Regards, Kurt Lehmann
Dear Mr.Lehman, I stand to be corrected, you are absolutely right! My apologies to our listeners.
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