In the park of the chateau of Versailles a series of fetes are being held to raise money for the national fund for Le Sauvegarde de Versailles.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, June 13 , 1953P. 100 In the park of the chateau of Versailles a series of fetes are being held to raise money for the national fund for Le Sauvegarde de Versailles.
Jean-Paul Burget, president of Sauvegarde Faune Sauvage, or Safeguard Wildlife, in Wittenheim, in Alsace, said in a telephone interview that "we are very happy," and that "European rules must be followed".
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L'Usufruit de la terre: courants spirituels et culturels face aux défis de la sauvegarde de la planète.
Over the past three years, it has been, in part, rescued by L'Association pour la Sauvegarde et la Mise en Valeur de Paris Historique, under the patronage of Andre Malraux, Minister of Cultural Affairs.
Recently a neighborhood committee (Comite de Sauvegarde de la Place Dauphine) began circulating letters complaining about the "hordes of Yugoslav pickpockets" and "undesirables" in the area, suggesting that they be eliminated.
There are signs that firms, under pressure from creditors, are reorganising themselves to avoid sauvegarde.With lenders in most countries seeing their rights under bankruptcy law curtailed, they might have been expected to insist on more safeguards upfront.
If it disappears, all the other wildlife will go too," says Jean-Paul Burget, who set up the Sauvegarde Faune Sauvage organisation in 1993 in an attempt to save the species, subsequently lodging a complaint with the European commission in 2007.
Generally speaking, Britain is deemed to have the most creditor-friendly approach.At the opposite end of the scale is France with its sauvegarde scheme, where the priority is to save the business and the employees, with the creditors taking third place.
