He has had two hours solo, to convince the French. Nicolas Sarkozy was the guest Thursday, February 4 David Pujadas on the set of “Words and deeds” on France 2. Future candidate for the primary right for 2017, but so far behind in time surveys by Alain Juppé, the former president hopes to resume the hand with his book “La France for life”. It seems invigorated by the sales figures (around 70,000 copies in 10 days).
On the set of France 2, he initially regretted that no member of the government came to debate with him, while Jean-Marie Le Guen had initially agreed time. He also explained that a discussion with the boss of the PS Jean-Christophe Cambadélis had no place because “it does not apply government policy.” But Nicolas Sarkozy does not need to contradict opponent. He multiplied blunders and approximations. Review details.
- Sciences Po openness policy
When asked about the discrimination in the labor market, Nicolas Sarkozy said he “imposed quotas” in large schools. He cited the example of Priority Education Conventions Sciences Po Paris, which he himself had talked with Richard Descoings, former president of the school ( died in 2012)
. Problem: these agreements, which allow to reserve seats at Sciences Po in ZEP schools for students, have fact been put in place in 2001 … . Long before the term of Nicolas Sarkozy, then.
The former head of state said 5,000 cars were burned “by day” during the urban riots of November 2005.
These are actually some 10,000 vehicles were burnt … but on the whole period, according to the balance sheet . a anthropologist quoted by FrancetvInfo the peak in the number of cars burned was reached November 7, 2005: 1,408 vehicles were burned that day is a far cry from. “5,000 per day.”
Nicolas Sarkozy referred to a figure of ten million Syrians now “on” to Europe.
as FrancetvInfo remember, the UN officially account for 4.6 million Syrian refugees since the start of the crisis 2011. added to 6.5 million IDPs, according to the organization .
- the conferences abroad
Asked about his lectures abroad, especially the United Arab Emirates, against remuneration, Nicolas Sarkozy defended “all conflict interest “. “I’ve never worked for a state. When I do lectures, I pay taxes, it is said.”
Now Mediapart revealed in 2014 that Nicolas Sarkozy has been “generously remunerated by Forbes Africa for a controversial conference, held July 25 in Congo, in the presence of the autocrat Denis Sassou Nguesso.” “According to an organizer, [...] Nicolas Sarkozy was directly paid by Forbes – some argue the sum of 100,000 euros – whose founding president, the man ‘Lucien Ebata business, is close to the Congolese president, “the news site.
William Lecart, a restaurateur-grocer in Civrac-en- (Gironde) who voted Sarkozy in 2007 and Holland in 2012, was invited to question the president of the Republicans on the rise of the FN vote . “When we experienced the 2008 crisis, the world fell apart [...], it took protect France, do you believe that Marine Le Pen, who never had any responsibility [...] could lead France and the world? “, asked Nicolas Sarkozy. He added: “Who proposes to increase the minimum wage, to return to retirement at 60 Marine Le Pen?.”
In fact, the FN no longer offers really increase the minimum wage. In January 2012 as recalled by France Info , Marine Le Pen promised the establishment of a “social contribution on imports” which would allow the minimum wage increase “immediately” 200 euro, “net”. She retracted March , saying that increasing the minimum wage “is a bad measure.” “It would lead to an intolerable burden for small businesses,” she justified.
- plain tobacco packaging
Nicolas Sarkozy was questioned on plain tobacco packaging. While David Pujadas explained that several European countries have adopted the approach, the former president has decided: “No, no, at least not to my knowledge.”
Yet. , France and the UK have already adopted the neutral package, as Ireland and Norway (which is currently drafting a law), reminds MetroNews.
- the deprivation of nationality
Nicolas Sarkozy has tried very clear: “I am in favor, as always, to the deprivation of nationality for binational who have engaged in jihadist activities. I had already proposed when I was president, “he said.
If Nicolas Sarkozy had indeed proposed to extend the forfeiture of nationality in the Grenoble speech in 2010, he was not referring to the era of terrorism. He wanted this extension to respond to violence against police. “French nationality should be able to be withdrawn from any person of foreign origin who would voluntarily impaired the life of a policeman, a gendarme or any person holding the public authority, “he offered then.
At the end of the show, 86,000 tweets were posted, far exceeding the passage Alain Juppe in issue (57,000 tweets). But only 36% of viewers surveyed by Harris Interactive said they were “convinced” says “L’Express”. They were 56% in the delivery of the Mayor of Bordeaux in October 2014. “It works or it does not work,” concluded Nicolas Sarkozy, “but I gave everything tonight.”
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