SARKOZY BEAT HOLLANDE IN GABON, 60% AGAINST 40%. SARKOZY A BATTU HOLLANDE AU GABON, 60% CONTRE 40%





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The final figures of the French vote from abroad are known. In Gabon, it is Sarkozy who is well ahead with 60% of the vote. He even did better in the Ivory Coast with 65%. Dear readers, come to your own conclusion about the mindset of these French people living in Gabon and the Ivory Coast.



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Les chiffres définitifs du vote des français de l’étranger sont connus. Au Gabon, c’est Sarkozy qui arrive largement en tête avec 60% des suffrages. Il a même fait mieux en Côte d’Ivoire avec 65%. Chers lecteurs, tirez vous-mêmes vos conclusion sur l’état d’esprit de ces français vivants au Gabon et en Côte d’Ivoire.

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