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Sarkozy: three years on

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Marc Perelman interviews Pierre Haski, journalist and co-founder of Rue89.com; Claude Askolovitch, editor in chief of Le Journal du Dimanche; Massimo Nava, correspondent for Corriere della Serra; and Gregory Viscusi, reporter with Bloomberg News.

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