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By Luc Olinga The Alliance between Japanese and French automakers has so far been marked by tension and mistrust. By joining forces with the French car manufacturer Renault (RNSDF) , japanese carmaker Nissan (NSANF) has made a marriage of convenience. Interests have taken precedence over a real desire to partner with a company in which the French government, known for interventionism in the daily life of the companies in which it is a shareholder, has an important stake. But, as in a marriage of convenience, it’s not the heart that matters but what you get out of it. Consequently, Nissan close…