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The selection of Manuel Valls as the new prime minister in France after the Socialist party loses local elections in France in March 2014

09/12/2013

Low ratings for President Hollande and the selection of a new prime minister by Hollande to tackle the economy. The deficit is expected to rise to 4.3% exceeding the EU target of 3%, unemployment remains high at 11% in April 2014.

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France's Hollande Replaces Prime Minister Ayrault with Manuel Valls

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Wall Street Journal 04.03.2014

France Says It Will Miss Budget Deficit Targets

Wall Street Journal 09.12.2013

Euro Zone Deficit Hits Target for First Time Since 2008

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French Cabinet Is Dissolved, a Victim of Austerity Battles

New York Times 08.25.2014

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New York Times 08.25.2014

France Won’t Meet Budget Deficit Target Until 2017, Government Warns

New York Times 09.10.2014

François Hollande Hopes Confidence Vote Will Quell Storm

Wall Street Journal 09.15.2014

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New York Times 09.15.2014

France Produces a ‘No Austerity’ Budget, Defying E.U. Rules

New York Times 10.01.2014

Economic reform in Europe: The rise of the Vallenzi

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Leaders of France’s Socialist Party Defy Its Orthodoxy

New York Times 10.16.2015

Marine Le Pen stands no chance of winning the French presidency next year, predicts Sarkozy's former key advisor

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