Francia - Inglese

Francia nella stampa estera (inglese)

‘Cruella’ of the Elysée opens her hurting heart

] - 28. Ottobre 2007 - 1:00

What a whirl. Man falls in love with married woman; woman leaves husband for him; woman falls out of love with him, takes a new lover, leaving for good. It’s all so French. This bed-hopping routine, all of which took place in Paris, could be a Louis Malle romance starring Gérard Depardieu and Emmanuelle Béart. But this drama is real, and it stars none other than the president of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, and his pulchritudinous partner, Cécilia, the first lady of the republic.

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