Manuel Valls News
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When it comes to stocks, French politicians mirror the population at large: they shun them.
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Angry workers at a central France foundry owned by Platinum Equity LLC have placed about 20 gas demijohns converted into “mini-bombs” at the plant set for closure, in a last-ditch attempt to get President Francois Hollande’s attention.
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France’s opposition Socialists may cast out Segolene Royal, their 2007 presidential nominee, when they begin choosing a candidate to lead them against Nicolas Sarkozy in next year’s election, a poll shows.
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French police are stepping up their surveillance of young radicals tempted to join militants in West Africa, Interior Minister Manuel Valls said.
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A senior female founder of the PKK militant group was assassinated together with two other Kurdish women in Paris, the French Interior Ministry said, as Turkish officials hold peace talks with the group to end its decades- long fight for autonomy.
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The French elephants are back.
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International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn awaits his first court appearance on attempted rape charges after giving police permission to examine him for physical evidence of scratches and DNA from his accuser.
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The six candidates for the French Socialist Party’s presidential nomination pledged to rein in the financial system and impose greater supervision on banks.
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Francois Hollande helped President Francois Mitterrand nationalize companies in the 1980s. A decade later, he helped Prime Minister Lionel Jospin sell them.
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French President Francois Hollande named Pierre Moscovici, a former European Affairs minister and a self-proclaimed social democrat, his finance minister.
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