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The political edifice Macron built to remake France is dead and buried

Published by The Australian · Australia 8 h ago

On May 30, 1968, with students occupying the Sorbonne, some 10 million workers on strike and the regime seemingly dissolving before the nation’s eyes, Charles de Gaulle took to…

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