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France Doesn't Want Hollande-Sarkozy Presidential Election in 2017: Polls
Nicolas Sarkozy vs Francois Hollande: the re-match. With both having tightened their grips on their parties in recent days, a 2017 repeat of France's 2012 presidential election now looks like the most likely scenario.
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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy Renames UMP Party 'The Republicans'
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday announced that the opposition UMP will from now on be known as "The Republicans", as his scandal-tainted party seeks to improve its image ahead of the 2017 presidential race.
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Nicolas Sarkozy Elected Chief of Right-Wing UMP Party: Official
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was on Saturday elected to lead his conservative UMP opposition party, a key battle in the race to presidential elections in 2017.
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Back on Centre-Stage With a Flourish, France's Nicolas Sarkozy Still Divides
It was vintage Nicolas Sarkozy: offering to restore France's battered world standing in a comeback announcement filled with drama and brusque energy that delights some French and repels others.
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France Doesn't Want Hollande-Sarkozy Presidential Election in 2017: Polls
Nicolas Sarkozy vs Francois Hollande: the re-match. With both having tightened their grips on their parties in recent days, a 2017 repeat of France's 2012 presidential election now looks like the most likely scenario.
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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy Renames UMP Party 'The Republicans'
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday announced that the opposition UMP will from now on be known as "The Republicans", as his scandal-tainted party seeks to improve its image ahead of the 2017 presidential race.
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Nicolas Sarkozy Elected Chief of Right-Wing UMP Party: Official
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was on Saturday elected to lead his conservative UMP opposition party, a key battle in the race to presidential elections in 2017.
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Back on Centre-Stage With a Flourish, France's Nicolas Sarkozy Still Divides
It was vintage Nicolas Sarkozy: offering to restore France's battered world standing in a comeback announcement filled with drama and brusque energy that delights some French and repels others.
