SOCIALIST PARTY NOMINATES JOSPIN
PARIS (Reuters) - Current French PM, Lionel Jospin has accepted the Socialist Party's (PS) nomination for President in the 2002 elections. President Jacques Chrica's part Rally for the Republic (RPR) has not yet announced a candidate. Une France (UF) the newly fomred nationalist party has nominated Alain DuBarry as their contendor for President. However the Socialist platform seems to quite popular now.
CHIRAC RECCOMENDS ACTION IN ANDORRA
LA HAVRE (Reuters) - Today from a transportation conference in Le Havre, President Chirac reccomended that action be taken in the inreasingly violent unrest in Andorra. No word has yet been recieved from the Spanish government so Chirac stated that France must take it upon herself to stabilize the situation in Andorra. The V Armée has been put on standby, in case the need finally presents itself.
BOMB GOES OFF IN CORSICA, 11 DEAD
AJACCIO (Reuters) - Today in the city of Ajaccio, a bomb went off killing 11 people and wounding scores more. The bomb was planted in a mail truck sitting in the crowded town square. The bomb went off at approximatly 12:25 right in the middle of the lunch break. 11 people were killed by the blast and the current wounded count is at 145. Corsican seperatists have taken full responsibility for the bomb. They demand that unless Corsica is given independance, more bombings will occur. Police are currently attempting to trace the bombers' identity.
PARIS (Reuters) - Current French PM, Lionel Jospin has accepted the Socialist Party's (PS) nomination for President in the 2002 elections. President Jacques Chrica's part Rally for the Republic (RPR) has not yet announced a candidate. Une France (UF) the newly fomred nationalist party has nominated Alain DuBarry as their contendor for President. However the Socialist platform seems to quite popular now.
CHIRAC RECCOMENDS ACTION IN ANDORRA
LA HAVRE (Reuters) - Today from a transportation conference in Le Havre, President Chirac reccomended that action be taken in the inreasingly violent unrest in Andorra. No word has yet been recieved from the Spanish government so Chirac stated that France must take it upon herself to stabilize the situation in Andorra. The V Armée has been put on standby, in case the need finally presents itself.
BOMB GOES OFF IN CORSICA, 11 DEAD
AJACCIO (Reuters) - Today in the city of Ajaccio, a bomb went off killing 11 people and wounding scores more. The bomb was planted in a mail truck sitting in the crowded town square. The bomb went off at approximatly 12:25 right in the middle of the lunch break. 11 people were killed by the blast and the current wounded count is at 145. Corsican seperatists have taken full responsibility for the bomb. They demand that unless Corsica is given independance, more bombings will occur. Police are currently attempting to trace the bombers' identity.
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