We had a grand celebration here in Berlin - quickly, before
becoming disappointed. At least, it is hoped, the Socialists
(with the Communists) will prove a stumbling block on the
road to a Europe belonging solely to high finance - it could
be that the subject of working people will enter the discussion
at long last.
Besides, there is some joy to be derived from the thought of
Kohl & co's fury, especially at Chirac for calling the election.
On the other hand: this may get them out of they bind they are
in. Everything can, once again, be blamed on the left.
Marianne Brun
On Sun, 1 Jun 1997, Tom Walker wrote:
> French election results (from Liberation, http://www.liberation.com/):
>
> Gauche: 323 seats
>
> PC 36
> PS+allies 279
> Verts 8
>
> Droite: 253
>
> UDF 109
> RPR 127
> DVD 17
>
> FN 1
>
> Regards,
>
> Tom Walker
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