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France-Germany : No Merkollande ... yet

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He came to power pledging to hold back the tide of austerity washing over Europe. But does Francois Hollande have the power to drive the French agenda through, when his German counterpart is calling for "more Europe"? It may be too early to shout federalism, but moves are a foot to create a banking union and to give the European Commission unprecedented oversight of national budgets.

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By FRANCE 24

On set :

  • Françoise Crouïgneau, freelance journalist
  • Marc-Olivier Padis, Vice-president, TerraNova
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