The Truce Is Over

Article Abstract:

Members of the French Communist party will continue sitting in the Socialist government of President Mitterrand, but are ending a six-month truce with the government on policy making. Unemployment is now at nine per cent and will likely grow. Mitterrand is committed to cutting over-staffing and modernizing French industry, which will cost jobs. The Communists demand full employment. The Socialists are in the majority.

Communism, Domestic policy, Government programs, Mitterrand Admin.

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Giscard Takes Off His White Gloves

Article Abstract:

Former French President Valery Giscard D'Estaing is trying for a political comeback. His strategy includes savage attacks on the Mitterrand administration. This has lost him public support.

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