After poll defeat Sarkozy reviews options.

on monday,the Prime Minister of French,Francois Fillon will meet President Nicolas Sarkozy to discuss the result of the ruling centre-right UMP party's heavy loss in sectional elections at the weekend.on sunday Fillon said that, he receive as true his share of the censure for one of the worst over come for the centre-right in decades, for the weak economy as voters punished the government ,
growing unemployment and often unconected policy presentation.according to preliminary results,The UMP bloc was having the quality to understand much beaten Sunday, no more than three of France's 26 regions is winning and taking only 35.4 percent of the vote which
has compared with 54.1 percent for the Socialists and their allies.The far-right National Front scored was 9.4 percent of the national vote but received more than 22 percent in its two core regions which mark underline the scale of the heavy loss for the centre-right."in the regional elections the defeat of the right in the regional elections will trace a turning point in the presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy," more than 10 percent unemployment rate , view of an uncertain economic and worries over issues such as security and immigration hit the centre-right hard.
All eight of Sarkozy's ministers lost in the election. before the 2012 presidential election,The regional poll was the last ballot box test.on Tuesday,The powerful CGT union has called for a day of action to step up opposition to plans including an increase in the retirement age as part of the pension reform.One of Sarkozy's key Socialist recruits, Immigration Minister Eric Besson, said he receaved some censure for the loss after leading a controversial debate on French national the state of being the same that was widely censured for boosting the far right.





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