France is a Kip

I think 1968 was the end of De Gaulle politically so it is important, partucularly due to his dismissive attitude to the students and french workers.

His autocratic style was dated and he looked out of touch, his presidency only lasted a few more months and he died the following year in 1970.

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Potentially an interesting day in France today. A national 'Day of Action' in support of the students.

LOL. Madame Le Pen says 'Merci!'
 
Last year I was heading to Paris airport on the morning of the " Block everything " riots. Every junction in the city centre had riot police, fire services, ambulances waiting for it to kick off. We arrived at the airport less than an hour before it kicked off. Many flights after ours cancelled as airport workers, crew etc couldn't get to the airport.

The French have what they wanted, karma.
 
In Spain, Sanchez call a snap election because of his current housing policy's seem pants, rioting was been going on in Madrid, it started when an 87 years old woman, who had rented in the same house for 70 years, had been evicted, because the Landlord tried to raise the rent by 300%, she has been put back into her house and the Landlords house has been burnt down, most of the Spanish people my age yearn for the return of Franco, Spain have had a Socialist coalition since 1975
 
Lanzo-Ad said:
In Spain, Sanchez call a snap election because of his current housing policy's seem pants, rioting was been going on in Madrid, it started when an 87 years old woman, who had rented in the same house for 70 years, had been evicted, because the Landlord tried to raise the rent by 300%, she has been put back into her house and the Landlords house has been burnt down, most of the Spanish people my age yearn for the return of Franco, Spain have had a Socialist coalition since 1975
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That may be difficult, isn’t he dead?
 
Lanzo-Ad said:
In Spain, Sanchez call a snap election because of his current housing policy's seem pants, rioting was been going on in Madrid, it started when an 87 years old woman, who had rented in the same house for 70 years, had been evicted, because the Landlord tried to raise the rent by 300%, she has been put back into her house and the Landlords house has been burnt down, most of the Spanish people my age yearn for the return of Franco, Spain have had a Socialist coalition since 1975
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As you walked out one midsummer morning.
 
Lanzo-Ad said:
In Spain, Sanchez call a snap election because of his current housing policy's seem pants, rioting was been going on in Madrid, it started when an 87 years old woman, who had rented in the same house for 70 years, had been evicted, because the Landlord tried to raise the rent by 300%, she has been put back into her house and the Landlords house has been burnt down, most of the Spanish people my age yearn for the return of Franco, Spain have had a Socialist coalition since 1975
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It certainly looks interesting but another coalition will be the outcome, likely this time on the right, with the centre right dominant with the far right as their partners. Something Badenoch has ruled out here only today.

Sanchez has presided over excellent growth whilst still developing social care. He has shown other democratic leaders the way to be honest with Trump and Netanyahu. The inevitable cost has been strongly rising house prices. So he is likely to be in opposition for a while. Until the right show they have no actual solution. Words don’t build houses. Ex pats, British ones included, will though be easy targets for tax increases and residency restrictions.
 
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