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Roma Deportations: Sarkozy muscles Brussels (part 2)

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The honeymoon between France and Europe seems to be coming to an end. A European Commissioner criticizing the French policy over Roma Gypsies comparing it to the some kind of Nazism; the President of the European Commission and Nicolas Sarkozy having an argument; here is the set of the latest summit of the Council of Europe.

DEBATE

 

A debate with Mark Owen and guests:
 
Ana NAVARRO-PEDRO, Paris Correspondent for the Portuguese weekly Visão
Fabienne KELLER, UMP Senator and member of the Delegation for the European Union
Christophe ROBEET, France24 Europe specialist (Via satellite from Brussels)
 
 
Programme prepared by Yi Song and Perrine Desplats

 

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