Latest update: 07/12/2012 

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'Florange: autopsy of a disaster'

FRENCH PRESS REVIEW - 07/12/12: The long-running saga over a steel plant in northern France – Florange - is continuing to get a lot of attention in the French press. Le Figaro wonders if Industrial Recovery Minister Arnaud Montebourg could be the big winner in the end. Meanwhile, Le Monde has a scathing editorial about French prisons.

By Florence VILLEMINOT
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