Part, Chap., §

 1 Intro             |            of the French socialist government in the strange and despotic
 2 Intro             |         out that since a socialist government can deprive any company
 3 Intro             |            s independence from the government is only an illu­sion. This
 4 Messag        (1) |            common policy for their government. This gave rise to the Pro­
 5 Messag        (1) |         gauche ("Common Program of Government of the Left"), which was
 6 Messag        (1) |  actualisation ["Common Program of Government of the Left - Socialist
 7 Messag        (1) | Gounvernement ("Declaration of the Government's General Policy") in the
 8 Messag        (1) |           to officially commit the government to this Declaration of General
 9 Messag        (1) |       mentioned "Common Program of Government of the Left." Thus, the
10 Messag        (2) |      French will not entrust their government to the left unless it is
11 Messag,    1, 4   |    intention of the present French government to interfere abroad poses
12 Messag        (4) |            to constitute a form of government in which the rights of freedom
13 Messag,    2, 4   |         the principles and form of government of the Revolution of 1789
14 Messag        (15)|    industrialist or a high ranking government official, he holds the essential
15 Messag        (16)|           of the experiment of the government of the left, which, during
16 Messag        (19)|              The current socialist government affirms, in an implicit
17 Messag        (24)|                                The government will take the necessary
18 Messag        (27)|     service " (Program, 284).~"The government will set the goal of establishing
19 Messag        (31)|           15). In other words, the government's Plans, to be elaborated
20 Messag,    2, 12  |         and the Declaration of the Government's General Policy made by
21 Messag,    3, 1   |          the East the principle of government by the peo­ple has no practical
22   1,    4         |         now depend directly on the government ... should be transferred
23 Commun            |       first year of self­-managing government. This is the opportune moment
24 Commun            |         clear, for the Mitter­rand Government, with the support of the
25 Commun            |         most expect the Mitterrand Government to preserve: the freedom
26 Commun            |          from a string held by the government?~Whatever heat the opposition
27 Commun            |            not be as annoying to a government as another which courteously
28 Author            |           aims of the Joao Goulart government. Translations were published
29 Author            |           Church to coexist with a government which, while granting Her