Mr Hollande was at pains not to downplay the constraints his country faces,
“I take stock today of the force of the pressures our country is under:
massive debt, feeble growth, high unemployment, damaged competitiveness, a
Europe that is struggling to get out of the crisis,” Hollande told a select
group of dignitaries at the Elysee Palace.
“Nothing is inevitable as long as we are driven by a common will, as long as a
clear course has been set, and we apply all our strength and the assets of
France.”
“Such is the mandate I have received from the French people on May 6. Put
France back on its feet with justice, open a new path in Europe, contribute
to world peace and to the preservation of the planet,” he said.
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