フランス社会党が、ドイツ政府の財政赤字削減政策の緊縮財政を激しく批判したのは、オラン政府内部でも分裂
Las críticas socialistas a Alemania dividen al Gobierno de Hollande
La oposición conservadora acusa a los socialistas de germanofobia
El PS francés exige frenar la “intransigencia egoísta” de Merkel
Miguel Mora París 29 ABR 2013 - 17:16 CET
Socialists reviews to Germany divided the Government of Hollande
The conservative opposition Socialists accused germanofobia
The French PS requires curb "selfish intransigence" of Merkel
Miguel Mora Paris 29 ABR 2013 - 17:16 CET
The guidance document Socialist Party (PS) French, encouraging François Hollande to face the German right to change economic course Europe has divided the government and the Conservatives joined Gauls, who on Monday accused the SP and own Hollande to defend thesis "germanófobas" threatening the historic relationship between Berlin and Paris.
Although the final text of the PS, which will be discussed at a conference held in June before the European summit later that month, was altered on Saturday to take the initial references to the "selfish intransigence" of Angela Merkel, several heavyweights Cabinet have advocated friendship with Berlin and have accused the party of power "populism".
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In their first joint note signed peace since December, the two leaders of the UMP, Jean-Francois Cope President and former Prime Minister François Fillon, Hollande warned on Monday of "continuous degradation and desolation of the Franco- German ", and denounced the" climate germanófobo has conquered the PS and its left-wing ally, "referring to the Left Front leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
According to Cope and Fillon, Hollande "has managed since June to try to isolate the German Chancellor", achieving the opposite effect. "This behavior unworthy", added the candidates to succeed Nicolas Sarkozy, "guided by purely partisan concerns, given the tone of what has been, since then, their relationship with Germany. The result is catastrophic. "
Right leaders deplore the "inaudible voice of France, isolated in Europe" and qualify "contemptuous attitude" of Hollande as "an insult to all that since General de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer, were able to devote all his energy and talent at the service of an exceptional relationship is a model for the world. "
The explosive note concludes that "the UMP not let a leadership that does not fall short of its mission in these exceptional circumstances undo the Franco-German"
Ironically, Manuel Valls, Interior Minister and member of the conservative wing of the PS, has used similar arguments to attack the internal document of the PS and the words of Claude Bartolone, president of the National Assembly, which has called to open "democratic confrontation "with the German right.
In an interview with the daily Le Parisien, Valls says those words "are irresponsible and harmful because they can put serious difficulties the relationship with Germany, fundamental to the future of the Union." He adds that "to convince the French that Germany is the only responsible for the current situation reinforces populist advancing in Europe. We can not seek a scapegoat to take the face of Angela Merkel. If he wins the election in September, what do we do? ? Declare war on Germany? ".
The confrontation with Germany is counterproductive
Pierre Moscovici, French Finance Minister
The Minister of Labour, Michel Sapin, close to Hollande, which is a mistake "deal with a country and even more do with a person, Angela Merkel". This, he explained, "to debate in Europe at 27, and not just with Germany, the best policy to get you in the coming months and years across Europe return to growth and Europe put its finances in order." Sapin recalled that, "if you really have that debate, we must avoid words that hurt".
The Education Minister Vincent Peillon, said that "France must build Europe with the Germans because every time the Franco-German engine cold, it shows. He concluded: "We should not blame their own shortcomings on others. Germany has its policy and ours is different. "
Pierre Moscovici, Minister of Finance, has joined the chorus of the pragmatists. "The confrontation with Germany is counterproductive," he said. Moscovici was the first to point, last week in Washington after attending the meeting of the IMF, that "the international community is increasingly clear that austerity without growth is not the solution" to the problems in Europe.
Other members of the Cabinet, as Benoît Hamon, head of Consumer and one of the leaders of the left wing of the PS, have continued whipping austerity policies. "Just Merkel, supported by some northern countries, think that austerity works," said Hamon told The Observer. "The tide of opinion against austerity is represented among the leaders and economists. Germany is the only economy that continues to resist, oppose and putting their veto. "
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