Emmanuel Macron won this month's French presidential election on
a promise to balance state intervention in the French economy and
reforms intended to make it more competitive. The new president's
ability to implement his agenda will hinge, in part, on the backing it
receives in the French National Assembly.
some
context on exactly how things are changing in Venezuela and what that
country’s future looks like. Then from Venezuela, we’ll turn to China
for a conversation about our latest series on Stratfor Worldview.
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