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The Race for President of the United State of Europe: Blair Out
brusselsjournal.com May 7, 2008
A quote from the BBC, 6 May 2008 Nicolas Sarkozy has withdrawn his backing of Tony Blair to become the first president of the European Union, senior sources have told the BBC. The French president is understood to have changed his mind after meeting German Chancellor Angela Merkel. It is thought...
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- Gordon Brown,
- Angela Merkel,
- Nicolas Sarkozy,
- Jose Manuel Barroso,
- Tony Blair,
- Jean-Claude Juncker,
- Wolfgang Schussel,
- Anders Fogh Rasmussen
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