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Latest update: 12/03/2012 

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Sarkozy's call for help

MEDIAWATCH FRANCE, Mon. 12/3/2012: Since February, Nicolas Sarkozy has finished every political rally with the same formula: an appeal for help from the French people. Was he inspired by Charles de Gaulle? We'll take a look at the coverage.

By James CREEDON
Habemus papam: first reactions
13/03/2013 - MEDIA WATCH

Habemus papam: first reactions

A look at initial reactions on social media upon news that Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected as Pope Francis.
Black smoke
12/03/2013 - MEDIA WATCH FRANCE

Black smoke

Lots of tweeting on the day's goings on at the Vatican... We look at the race to announce the first puffs of black smoke on social media and also a scandal broken by La Repubblica on apartments owned by the Holy See which are in the same building as Europe's biggest gay sauna!
Hollande's presidency off the rails?
11/03/2013 - MEDIA WATCH

Hollande's presidency off the rails?

Later edition of MediaWatch - we look at François Hollande's attempts to get his Presidency 'back on the rails' with a two-day train trip to Dijon in order to meet and greet the people. His popularity ratings have hit an historic low. Mark Owen and I also discuss Dijon mustard and mayonnaise... and Sarkozy's attempts to capitalise on Hollande's unpopularity.
Hollande's popularity on the rails
11/03/2013 - MEDIA WATCH FRANCE

Hollande's popularity on the rails

President 'Normal' took the train to Dijon a a two-day trip aimed at 'reaching out to the people'... The press has compared it to a stop on the campaign trail, this less than a year into his Presidency. Hollande's popularity has hit rock bottom in the polls. Also, more on Nicolas Sarkozy's possible comeback at the next presidential election.
Chauvinist archives for International Women's Day
08/03/2013 - MEDIA WATCH FRANCE

Chauvinist archives for International Women's Day

For International Women's Day, the French archives institute INA has shared images of a tv sketch from the 1960's showing how much has changed in gender relations since then! Also François Hollande says more women should be interred in Paris's Pantheon - a mausoleum for the nation's greats.

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