The world is weighed down by financial, economic and social crises. The G20 summit in London promised reform of the financial system. What progress has been made on this promise? And what of those citizens affected by unemployment. Euronews talked to France's Economy Minister Christine Lagarde about what she thinks of the outlook for her country and for others.
@Achilles1389 mais elle est catcholique...
alexxxxxxxx1555 6 months ago
@Achilles1389 She's not jewish
ygreciano 7 months ago
Christine Lagarde Is Jewish , Dominique Strauss Kahn was Jewish as well & the interim leader of the IMF that took over as caretaker whilst a decision was being taken on who would replace Dominique Strauss Kahn is John Lipsky ...John Lipsky ...you guessed it... is Jewish.
Please WATCH the VIDEO on You Tube titled...
" The Zionist Matrix of Power in America "
...you will get a better picture of this web of Zionist control over the West.
Achilles1389 7 months ago
@cometatavieso haha you're fucked
daftever 7 months ago
is a shame that france still in this position of put another french person to be a candidate to de IMF, we cant take a nother french, is a stupid thing everybody knows that dominique is french and taking another person from this country is illigaly, is lots of corrupccion in the IMF. what the internacional MFI is put somebody diferent from another country, we do not want another french person is lots of hipocresy. NO MORE FRENCH NO MORE FRENCH OR BOYCOTT FRANCE,
cometatavieso 7 months ago
i like Christine Lagarde. she sounds smart.
sfsTrader 11 months ago
Uzibit, maybe because of two aspects:
1- the UK and France took the lead, approx. at the time of the Lehman brothers bankruptcy, being by far more interventionist than the US government
2- hearing others' perspective is always good, isn't it?
Kind rgds
c2schoen 2 years ago
Why focus on France? I thought it was the UK and the USA that are having the real problems.
Uzibit 2 years ago
I really hope Lagarde and Sarkozy can deliver some hard-hitting liberalizing reforms before their term ends. France needs som long-term invigorating; free up labor markets, cut subsidies and price controls, make it easier to establish and close businesses. Reform is way overdue.
Sondre7 2 years ago