Chirac and Juppe hope for change

Article Abstract:

France's ruling center-right coalition figures to win the upcoming two-round general election, but the Chirac/Juppe coalition's share of the seats in France's national assembly will likely be reduced from 80% to a much narrower majority. Prospects for post-election economic reforms are assessed.

Economic policy, Chirac, Jacques, Juppe, Alain

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Chauvin was a Frenchman

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The conservative parties, Rassemblement pour la Republique and Union pour las Democratie France, are expected to win in the French elections on Mar 28, 1993. They have promised to veto agricultural provisions in the GATT and they will put the needs of France before Europe's.

Conservatism, Free trade, Nationalism

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France after the first round

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The alliance between France's two conservative parties is in jeopardy as the parties argue over strategies for the second round of elections. The alliance had 39.5% of the votes in the first round while the incumbent Socialist Party sunk to a record low with 20.3%.

Public opinion, Socialist Party (France)

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