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Directeur pays, UBIFRANCE Mexique  M. Thibaut BUAT, French Desk Market Leader, PwC Mexique  M. Jean-François CONNAN, Vice-Président, Coordination Développement International, THALES  M. Jacques D'HARCOURT, Président directeur général, PRESCOM OPPORTUNITES SECTORIELLES, QUELS RELAIS DE CROISSANCE POUR LES ENTREPRISES FRANCAISES? M. Antonin AMADO, journaliste, lavoixdeFrance M. Nasser EL MAMOUNE, M. Thibaut BUAT, Directeur pays, UBIFRANCE Mexique French Desk Market Leader, PwC Mexique Appui aux entreprises

People who comes from all over the world Reunion Island was french colony since 1638 and she became a french department since 1946. At the beginning, she was a jail then they found her utility in cultivating coffee and sugar canes, so colonists and slaves from Madagascar were sent to reunion… after the slave’s abolition, more people came to reunion to “work” like Indian $ , African $ and even Asiatic $ people! As the authority of the french king wasn’t very present, people mixed. Nowadays, we can say

Moreover the question divides French people nowadays, when the government wants to watch people with cameras to assure their security. To begin with this subject, we have to define what CCTV is. Closed-circuit Television (CCTV) is the use of video cameras to transmit a signal to a place on a monitor. This security system is very used in London (England). After few years of using, its results are mitigated. We will start with the London case, and then we will see the French case. In France the CCTV

Prostitution Prostitutes play a central role in nineteenth-century French fiction, especially of the realistic and naturalistic kind. Both widely available and largely visible in nineteenth-century France, prostitutes inspired many negative stereotypes. But, as the very product of the culture that marginalized her, the prostitute offered an ideal vehicle for writers to criticize the hypocrisy of bourgeois mores. The socially stratified world of prostitutes, ranging from low-ranking sex workers

beginning of the chapter they are eating a french “raclette”. Paul organized a meeting in a bar with his team, to notice that only women often take tea, meanwhile men are taking coffee or a beer. Moreover Jean Marie and Stephanie took the decision to go to London, to search for tea suppliers. They also have to bring back English food for a future committee. One morning Paul and Jean Marie, as they were going to the office, saw a demonstration of French farmers. They have put a hill of cow-dung

Intro ·       Why Netflix as a case study ·       What is it – whats happening POUR - Caputure the global market – 60 bn profit – expected - French culture isn’t a particular concern - French people want access to American films     http://www.huffingtonpost.fr/agnes-chauveau/series-tv-un-phenomene-de_b_4015384.html   http://info.arte.tv/fr/netflix-la-guerre-de-troie-bien-lieu   http://archinfo24.hypotheses.org/2390   https://technology.ihs.com/511104/france-introduces-new-tax-on-vod-operators-based-abroad

(1984), "La honte" (1997), Annie Ernaux. Paris : Hatier, 2005. 127 p. (Profil d'une œuvre ; 288) Rez-de-jardin – magasin – [2005-274191] Day, Loraine Writing shame and desire : the work of Annie Ernaux. Oxford : Peter Lang, 2007. 315 p. (Modern French identities ; 48) Salle V – littérature française – [84/4 ERNA 5 DA] Dugast-Portes, Francine Annie Ernaux : étude de l'œuvre. Paris : Bordas, 2008. 191 p. (Écrivains au présent ; 2) Salles H et V – littérature française – [84/4 ERNA 5 DU] Fernández-Recatalá

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Communicate over long distances is not a recent problem. Although other techniques have been invented, it remains the best Chappe. Samuel Morse doesn’t really invent the telegraph because fifty years ago during the French revolution a scientist named Claude Chappe who had got the idea to use an original device. The device was composed on two arms connected by a cross. This device had got 196 positions which a signification in the alphabet. The operator observed the nearby tower using binoculars

English-Canada and the French-Canada with both French and English considered the national language. In terms of languages, 67.1% of the population speak English with 21.5% speaking French. Multicultural heritage is protected in Canada under the rights and freedoms charter. In major cities in Canada multiculturalism it is the cultural norm and diversity unites the community. In Quebec especially, the cultural identity is strong and differences can be apparent between the English Canada and French Canada, however