Sauce Hollandaise: French Politics  

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Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: The Economist (http://search.proquest.com/) vol. 402 no. 8769 (Jan. 2012), page 47.
Topik: Presidential Elections; Candidates; Political Campaigns; Financial Services; Regulation of Financial Institutions

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Even the right judged it a success. On January 22nd Francois Hollande, the Socialists' presidential candidate, addressed his first big rally at Le Bourget, an airport just north of Paris. He answered critics of his lackluster campaign with a strong performance that electrified his supporters. The polls make him the clear favorite to beat Nicolas Sarkozy, the incumbent, in the second round of the election in May. Mr Sarkozy, who has yet formally to enter the race, has started to talk publicly about life beyond politics. To the surprise even of some who work with him, Mr Hollande declared war on global finance. The financial industry, he said, had grown into a nameless, faceless empire that has seized control of the economy and society. To tackle the enemy and restore the French dream, Mr Hollande wants to separate banks' "speculative" activities from their lending arms. He would outlaw "toxic" financial products, keep banks out of tax havens and ban stock options for all companies except start-ups.

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