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Bayrou and ten others tried it in October

Bayrou and ten others tried it in October
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Macron ally: Misuse of public funds scandal led ex-MEP to her death

François Bayrou implies that allegations of misusing public funds had fateful consequences for fellow party member Marielle de Sarnez.

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Macron sticks with allies facing judicial investigations

The French president has decided to mostly ignore legal charges targeting his closest allies, including Justice Minister Eric Dupond-Moretti, who will face trial.

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Tributes pour in from across France's political spectrum for centrist MP Mareille de Sarnez

Tributes pour in for French centrist MP Mareille de Sarnez
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Marielle de Sarnez, vice president of France's centrist Modem party, passed away Wendesday, 13 January 2021, in Paris. AFP/LIONEL BONAVENTURE
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After Francois Bayrou, president of France’s centrist Modem party, announced Wednesday the death of his close collaborator, Marielle de Sarnez, 69, tributes immediately came from across France’s political spectrum
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“Marielle, so talented and brave. Marielle de Sarnez has just left. Our sadness is immense,” wrote Bayrou, currently the mayor of Pau.
Sarnez, who entered politics in France in 1974, helped Bayrou found the Modem party. A former MEP and staunch supporter of the European project, she had been suffering from leukaemia.

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Tributes pour in for French centrist MP Mareille de Sarnez

Tributes pour in for French centrist MP Mareille de Sarnez
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Death of Marielle de Sarnez - Communiqué from the French Presidency (Elysée Palace, 14 Jan. 2021)

Death of Marielle de Sarnez - Communiqué from the French Presidency (Elysée Palace, 14 Jan. 2021)
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For more than 40 years, she was the architect of the French political centre that she helped organize and compile under a new movement, launched in 2008 with François Bayrou. Vice President of the Democratic Movement Party or MoDem, Marielle de Sarnez, has died today at the age of 69.
Marielle de Sarnez, then Minister for European Affairs, attached to the Minister for Europe and Foreign affairs, with Jean-Yves Le Drian, Minister for Europe and Foreign affairs.
Photo: Frédéric de la Mure / MEAE
Faithful to the culture of political engagement of her father, a resistance fighter who became a UDR Deputy, but rebel to the Gaullist political background of her family, Marielle de Sarnez already began to take part in the political events of her time at 17, occupying the Lycée Jean-Baptiste Say in May of 1968 with other like-minded students. In the eyes of a young women who grew up under the portrait of General de Gaulle, modernity could be found in another face, that of Valéry Giscard d’Estaing. Breaking away from her family and with her baccalaureate in hand, she entered the workforce, first as a sales assistant in a boutique selling furs and doing door-to-door sales for professional directories, before entering politics when she became the Secretary of the Young Independent Republicans, just before Giscard d’Estaing was elected President in 1974.

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