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Why Macron is happy to leave Renault’s chief shivering in his Tokyo cell

12 January 2019

9:00 AM

12 January 2019

9:00 AM

In France after New Year, the only gilets jaunes I spotted were a rather dejected bunch near an autoroute exit. I was ready to give them a cheery thumbs-up rather than risk having my path blocked, but they took no notice of me — and no one I met expressed support for them.

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