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Decidedly, Sarkozy is not enough entered history
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, weekly Burkina Faso No. 604 of 21 February 27, 2011 at :
P whichever way you ar take French diplomacy since the advent to power of Nicolas Sarkozy, does not appear in any case as the domain French president will enter the Hall of Fame great French statesmen. He had yet on this plan, many failed efforts to carve out an envelope of international statesman.
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| Ben Ali and Nicolas Sarkozy | |
| Nicolas Sarkozy and Felipe Calderon  |  With the U.S., it does not really work, the moon honey. Was quick to remind him that the greatness of a statesman is measured by the greatness of his country and platonic love does not exist between states. With Europe, it was mine, politeness, to accept his activism but ultimately, it quickly became tiresome for even the most accommodating as Angela Merkel and he had some return on his toes. | With emerging countries, we can not say it has found a niche for its disappointments and heal better assert its ambitions. Most of these countries have an eye on a future where they see France behind them, and when in this batch is called China, we can even afford without incurring humiliation or anger or remonstrance. The Opium War is far away!
In Arab countries, the revolution rumbling is nothing less than a repudiation of the international community and particularly France and the USA. If these Arab countries have become what they are (areas where the arbitrary dictatorship helping the blood flow eventually) it is because we have developed in regard to them, the more bizarre theories encouraging them to grow in marginal Democratic. These countries, they said, were not natural vocation to live in a democracy there as structural incompatibility between Islam and democracy. Moreover, they finally managed well, it was claimed, in their type of governance as finally, what is needed by the peoples of Africa (Maghreb and Africa South of the Sahara) otherwise than food, education, health care? Formal freedoms do not eat that much her man! And there was the endless praise of Ben Ali Mubarak ... joining a call on the same act, it helped those countries 'best' to keep pace with growth and stability through arms supplies, monitoring equipment and control the acts of riot.
Tunisians, Egyptians and other Arab peoples who are trying to follow their example, now say the international community, this: "You are the moral authors, the sponsors of this happening to us. You've encouraged not to practice democracy, you have to suppress armed those who claimed you receiving stolen funds embezzled by dictators and stashed in your bank, all that for the purposes of your own growth. So you are now accountable for what happens to our country as are the dictators that you have long maintained in power. "
That's the truth. difficult conversion DEMOCRATIC
If very fast in the U.S. have learned, ending the odd famous Vice-President Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton Secretary of State (who were still trying to come to Friend's Aid Mubarak to change course by converting to the speed of gadfly defender of democracy or even leader), France, the conversion was slow and difficult. Blunders have increased and the discoveries of connection to the last days of dictatorship, could only complicate matters. It
so that internally, the Case Laetitia arrived. Taking head on this issue, showing the concern of power vis-à-vis this sensitive area of justice, could divert the attention from the outside by touching the emotional chord of the French. But the French government has failed so. The strong words spoken against Justice, carrying not only interference but also condemnation without trial judges, led a revolt little known in this world rather restricted by the reserve.
The government, then, whose credit fell in proportion to gaffes by his Minister of Foreign Affairs thought he saw in Florence Break the file, this could help clear everything for it to start over.
Cassez
in 2008 in his prison
(AFP Photo / RONALDO SCHEMIDT) 
A young French woman, beautiful, convicted (in a prison where we are not kind to the prisoners) to the disproportionate sentence of 60 years for kidnapping, it's worth in this pre-election period, to beat the ban and backbenchers to go rescue this piece of France to abroad. If we could do so in Chad, why do not we could in Mexico? So "going-zy, come-zon!
But finally, the big flop! We forgot that concern for the defense of French nationals abroad could not accommodate an intrusive diplomacy, walking through the command, as threatening at the height of the colonial period. That time is over in Africa in 1960 as it was completed in 1867 after the fall of Maximilian as Napoleon III was sent to Mexico in 1864 to try implement an Empire ca.
But finally, the big flop! We forgot that concern for the defense of French nationals abroad could not accommodate an intrusive diplomacy, walking through the command, as threatening at the height of the colonial period. That time is over in Africa in 1960 as it was completed in 1867 after the fall of Maximilian as Napoleon III was sent to Mexico in 1864 to try implement an Empire ca.
The current response of Mexico, a sovereign state, jealous of its independence, is in all respects like that of Côte d'Ivoire: not to come to France to decide the place of supreme organs of our country, what should be the law. Côte d'Ivoire, a constitutional council ruled in electoral matters as a last resort, no other instance, no other foreign power, can come to constrain its decision to reform or even try to talk directly to settle disputes for the candidate of his choice! In Mexico, the Court of Cassation confirmed the conviction and 60 years in prison in Florence Break. It is perhaps unfair, especially since the girl protested his innocence, but true. No other jurisdiction in criminal matters that can not say anything definitive in that case. In one case as in the other (Côte d'Ivoire, Mexico), we have past cases the force of res judicata. It is the law that is applied in all countries of Law, which follow international standards in this area. That
But the last straw in all this is that we are always cutting hairs about why, while its benefits are so distressing for the image of France and his own, Nicolas Sarkozy persists keep his MMA (Michele Alliot-Marie). In Africa, some have found the explanation for a long time through this proverb
"When a donkey wants you down, you no longer see him in any part where you approach it, not even the ears."
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