Word: quotidiens
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...leaves unresolved the politically sensitive issue of which financial resources will be shifted from Paris to local governments. This will be the subject of a second bill to be submitted to Parliament next year. But the first step was impressive enough. Said the liberal newspaper Le Quotidien de Paris: "We went to sleep in July in a Jacobin state more in the tradition of the monarchy than of the French Revolution. And voilà, we woke up in August in a decentralized country. What an adventure...
...Communists now oppose any further relocation of immigrants in public housing, and will no doubt ride the issue all the way to the presidential election campaign next spring. The Vitry raid was duly denounced by a series of local political and labor organizations. But the liberal daily Le Quotidien de Paris sadly acknowledged that "electorally, it was the most profitable strategy...
...German P.O.W. in World War II. Le Monde, which had published a series of Althusser's attacks on the French Communist party leadership, commented learnedly and protectively about "altruistic suicide," in which manic-depressives kill loved ones to shield them from torments they themselves suffer. But Le Quotidien cried "cover-up," calling it "a complicity of party and of class" that Althusser received such kid-glove treatment...
...Estaing in the presidential election next May. Rocard gracefully suggested that Mitterrand, a veteran of more than three decades in French politics, could stay on as party leader. But the true meaning of Rocard's announcement was best summed up by an irreverent headline in the newspaper Le Quotidien de Paris...
...National Assembly. As a result, Giscard, 51, emerged as both the master of present-day French politics and the architect of the nation's future-at least until his presidential term expires in 1981. Aptly summing up the situation, Paris' left-of-center newspaper Le Quotidien de Paris headlined GISCARD'S SECOND SPRING...