fransamiran was the last truly major statesman at the elysee palace, controversial, but had a holistic and europe in world. like all french leaders after world war ii, he... remained a forced atlanticist, with nowhere to go, but within the community he aggressively defended the economic interests of his country. in the early years of his presidency in the early eighties, miteran was very vocal at the meetings of the group of seven. he accused the united states of protectionist egoism and the europeans of weakness. the united states is making us pay for their unemployment with their budget deficit. “and for some reason we allow reagan to continue the policies that are crushing us,” he said miteran. and yet, this is our european common market, the americans should not dictate here. quite relevant. i recall, for example, the law to reduce inflation adopted by the biden administration a year and a half ago. from him, the eu simply howled with outright protectionism. against the background of the world.

fransamiran was the last truly major statesman at the elysee palace, controversial, but had. a holisticiew of the place of france and europe in the world. like all french leaders after world war ii, he remained a forced atlanticist, there was nowhere to go, but within the community he aggressively defended the economic interests of his country. in the early years of his presidency in the early eighties, miteran was very vocal, particularly at the meetings of the group of seven. he accused the united states of protectionist egoism and the europeans of weakness. hundreds of tractors blocked highways and streets in cities in germany, france, spain, ireland, belgium and the netherlands. farmers are dissatisfied with the agricultural policy of the european union and demand a revision of national legislation. amsterdam requires reducing hydrocarbon emissions, for example, by reducing livestock numbers. berlin abolishes tax subsidies for farmers, all farmers. worry about the eu's new free trade agreement with the mercosur countries, these are brazil, argentina, uruguay and paraguay. brussels,

fransamiran was the last truly major statesman at the elysee palace, controversial, but had a holisticdea of ​​the place of france and europe in the world. like all french leaders after world war ii, he remained a forced atlanticist, with nowhere to go, but within the community he aggressively defended the economic interests of his own. in the early years of his presidency in the early eighties, the meteran was very vocal, particularly at the meetings of the group of seven. usa reproached in protectionist selfishness, and europeans in weakness. the united states is forcing us to pay for its unemployment with its budget deficit, and for some reason we are allowing reagan to continue the policies that are crushing us, miteran said. and further. our european common market, americans should not dictate here. quite relevant: i remember, for example, the law on reducing inflation, adopted by the biden administration a year and a half ago, from which the eu simply howled with outright protectionism. against the backdrop of global instability in europe, the question has arisen: are we not find