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La Lettre de Marine du 24 février 2017 Chers amis, La semaine a été très chargée ! Je l’ai commencée par un voyage au Liban, au cours duquel j’ai rencontré le président de la République, M. Aoun, le Chef du gouvernement, M. Hariri, et de nombreuses autres personnalités politiques, religieuses ou économiques. Ce déplacement m’a permis de faire valoir à mes interlocuteurs l’importance que j’accorde à la qualité des relations entre la France et le Liban, d’évoquer les problèmes considérables qui se posent dans cette région du monde, et les répercussions qu’ils peuvent avoir sur la vie de nos deux pays. Après avoir été reçue au journal télévisé de TF1 mercredi soir, j’ai eu le plaisir de visiter jeudi le forum des travaux publics organisé par la FNTP et d’y présenter les mesures que j’envisage pour reprendre en main la politique d’investissements par l’Etat stratège et pour lutter contre le déclassement de nos infrastructures publiques, si nécessaires à la prospérité de notre pays, à l’activité des entreprises et à notre bien-être à tous. Dans la même journée, je me suis exprimée, à l’occasion de ma deuxième conférence présidentielle, auprès de nombreux ambassadeurs et représentants d’ambassades (une cinquantaine de pays étaient ainsi représentés), sur la politique internationale de la France dans un monde multipolaire. Ce dernier exercice m’a donné l’occasion de livrer ma vision sur le rôle déterminant que peut jouer la France sur les grandes déstabilisations que subissent aujourd’hui les relations internationales ; j’ai pu aussi dire quelle ambition je porte pour faire rayonner la France et renforcer notre Défense nationale contre les agressions extérieures. Enfin, ce jour, je me suis rendue dans la Drôme. J’y ai visité une production de Lavande, et j'ai pu constater à quel point les normes européennes empêchent nos talents de s’exprimer. Je visiterai la semaine prochaine le Salon de l’agriculture, comme je le fais chaque année, et exposerai à cette occasion directement aux agriculteurs et éleveurs que je rencontrerai mon ambition pour le redressement de l’agriculture française. Je tiens ce soir une réunion publique à Pierrelatte, et serai présente à Nantes dimanche pour mon prochain grand meeting de campagne. 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Week 5, in one sentence: Donald Trump held a rally in Florida, where he declared the press his enemy — again; alluded to a terror attack in Sweden that never happened, based on a Fox News segment; appointed a new national security adviser after Michael Flynn resigned last week; saw his EPA chief under fire after newly released emails detailed his more-than-cozy relationship with the fossil fuel industry; finally condemned a growing surge of anti-Semitism in the U.S.; tweeted that “so-called angry crowds” at Republican town halls were “planned by liberal activists”; revoked Obama-era guidance on protections for transgender students; delayed a new immigration ban until next week; and defended his First Amendment right to bash the press at the annual Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC).   To get this weekly Trump update sent to your inbox, click here.  Day 30 — Feb. 18: Trump seemed to kick off his reelection campaign with a rally in Florida where he called the crowd his “friends” and framed the press as his enemy. “They’re part of the corrupt system,” Trump said. “When the media lies to the people I will never ever let them get away with it.” During the same rally, Trump spoke vaguely about an event in Sweden that many Swedes believed was an allusion to a terror attack that didn’t actually happen. “We’ve got to keep our country safe,” Trump said. “You look at what’s happening in Germany, you look at what’s happening last night in Sweden.” Day 31 — Feb. 19: The president tried to clarify his comments about Sweden by tweeting that they were a reference to a Fox News story he’d seen — most likely one featuring a clip from a documentary about alleged violence committed by refugees in the country. The Department of Homeland Security drafted two new memos that signal increased deportation efforts against undocumented immigrants in the U.S. Fringe conspiracy theorist Alex Jones told the New York Times that he sometimes speaks to Trump on the phone. Jones repeatedly pushes bizarre theories proven to be false, such as calling the 2014 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary, which killed 26 people, a “false flag” that didn’t happen. Chief of Staff Reince Priebus also doubled down on Trump’s statement that the news media are the enemy of the American people. Day 32 — Feb. 20: Trump appointed Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster as his next national security adviser. Michael Flynn resigned from the job last week after admitting he misled Vice President Mike Pence and discussed sanctions with Russia before Trump took office. 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	Portugal is still largely undiscovered as a sailing destination, which is somewhat unfair, given that it has 300 days of sunshine per year and endless miles of coastline. Chartering a yacht in Portugal will give you an opportunity to explore this often overlooked, yet surprisingly affordable sailing paradise.

	Lisbon Portugal’s coastal capital Lisbon is unavoidable on your journey and an ideal starting point. The whole city is spread across seven hills facing the river, so you can enjoy the awe-inspiring viewpoints no matter where you find yourself. On June 12th and 13th, you can witness the fabulous Santo Antonio Festival, when the whole town becomes a colorful party place overflowing with food and drinks (of course, the omnipresent salted cod bacalhau is a must try).

	Cascais West of Lisbon lies a charming fishing village of Cascais you can sail to for an enjoyable day trip. Traditional 19th century architecture, family owned restaurants and open-air cafes will make you want to stay longer. Not to mention a great variety of beaches ideal for sunbathing or surfing.

	Algarve Portugal's sunny southernmost region, stretching for some 100 miles, offers warm, sandy beaches and fantastic conditions for sailing due to its tailwinds. That is why sailing enthusiasts from all over the world flock there, regardless of their sailing experience. Thanks to its varied landscape and hidden beauties, it is a special delight to observe the coast from the sea.

	Lagos One of the most visited towns on the western coastline of Algarve is the vibrant Lagos, which offers more than just beautiful beaches, such as Meia Praia and Praia de Batata. After sightseeing the historic center and the ominous Slave Market, you can enjoy the buzzing nightlife, with a huge number of restaurants and bars to choose from.

	Portimão Just a hop from Lagos is Portimão, which is much more low-key and relaxed than its neighbor. Dolphin watching boat trips are especially popular there, as well as cave exploring. It also offers great shopping and places to golf or play tennis, if you get tired of water sports.

	Colorful and exciting, yet at the same time relaxing and undiscovered, Portugal is the perfect sailing destination you have been looking for, so charter your yacht, and let the adventure begin!

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