Patrice de Beer

former Washington Correspondent, Le Monde

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Former Washington Correspondent for Le Monde, a leading French daily newspaper

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Barack Obama 's historic win has been cause for celebration among many Americans, including African Americans who thought they might never see the day a black man would come so close…

How Does Obama's Victory Look to the Rest of the World?

Barack Obama 's historic win has been cause for celebration among many Americans, including African Americans who thought they might never see the day a black man would come so close…

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