what is the current government system in france?
Semi-presidential system Constitutional republic Unitary state
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 During the negotiations , two supervisory institutions were put forward to counterbalance the power of the High Authority . The " Common Assembly " proposed by Jean Monnet to act as a monitor , counterweight and to add democratic legitimacy was composed of 78 national parliamentarians . The second was the Council of Ministers , pushed by the smaller states also to add an intergovernmental element and harmonise national polices with those of the authority . 

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 The organization , which is the most reduced as possible , is slightly different in France and Belgium : 

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 The cantons are scheduled to be replaced by communautés rurales , but the legal and regulatory framework has not yet been completed . The constitution provides for decentralised government to compel local populations to play an active role in their own development . To this end , the constitution declares that each administrative subdivisions be governed by elected local assemblies , but no local elections have taken place , and communal elections scheduled for 2005 have been repeatedly postponed . 

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 The French Democracy begins with a re @-@ enactment of the real @-@ life 27 October 2005 event that triggered riots in France : the electrocution of two teenagers , Zyed Benna and Bouna Traoré . In the film , the youths attempt to hide from police in a building near an electric power station . In a televised speech , the Minister of the Interior vows to increase efforts to fight crime . Three fictional Moroccan men discuss the recent events and disagree with means used by the police , and feel that blacks are unfairly targeted . They face different forms of discrimination : overnight detention for lack of a passport during an identity check , refusal of employment and housing rental , and police brutality . Angered , the three riot using Molotov cocktails . A white family watches television coverage of the chaos , and the film ends with a dedication to Benna and Traoré , lamenting the loss of the French ideals of freedom , equality , and fraternity . 

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 The politics and culture of France , meanwhile , were in upheaval . After reigning for six controversial years , King Charles X was forced to abdicate during the July Revolution of 1830 . He was replaced by Louis @-@ Philippe , who named himself " King of the French " ( rather than the usual " King of France " ) in an attempt to distance himself from the Ancien Régime . The July Monarchy brought an entrenchment of bourgeois attitudes , in which Balzac saw disorganization and weak leadership . 
