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François Baroin on EDHEC’s Nice campus
Written on 20 February 2013.
On Monday, 18 February, 2013, on the Nice campus, L’Agora, EDHEC Business School’s student-run opinion and debate society, played host to François Baroin, former finance minister, député from the Aube, and mayor of Troyes. In a lecture hall filled to bursting, and for nearly an hour and a half, he answered students’ question about the French debt, about the downgrades from international rating agencies, and about his experience as finance minister in the Sarkozy government, as well as about his political ambitions. Eric Ciotti, president of the conseil general des Alpes-Maritimes, was also in attendance.
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