1991 in France

1990 in France - 1991 - 1992 in France

January 10th: Law Évin of fight against the nicotinism by establishing the principle of a prohibition to smoke in all the work places assigned to a collective use, like in the collective places of transport.
January 12th: Demonstrations against the war of the Gulf in Paris.
January 16th: Message at the Parliament of the president François Mitterrand announcing that France entered in war, at the sides of its allies, against the Iraq.
January 29th: Resignation of the Minister for defense, Jean-Pierre Chevènement.
February 23rd: Events of the Cauldron. Riots with the Meeting following prohibition by the SCUMS of the private television channel Tele Free Dom.
April 12th: Law of reform of the statute of the Corsica . The assembly of Corsica has widened competences.
April 25th: In the Event of Thursday , the journalist Anne-Marie Casteret reveals the Affaire of blood contaminated.
May 15th: Resignation of the government Rocard. Nomination of Edith Cresson at the station of Prime Minister. Government Edith Cresson (fine the March 31st 1992).
May 25th: New riots in the suburbs of great units (May-June).
June 3rd: France adheres to the Traité nuclear non-proliferation of 1968.
June 12th: Reduction plan of the deficit of the social security.
August: 2.534.000 unemployed in France.
September 30th: Creation of the Millionaire.
October 17th: Rail crash with Melun (77) between a sleeper and a train of freight. Assessment: 17 died and 54 wounded.
October 21st: First inculpations in the business of “blood contaminated” in France.
November 7th: The government announces the delocalization of public agencies in province.
November 21st: Gerard d' Aboville achêve his crossing of the Pacific Ocean with the oar.
December 30th: Relative law with research on the management of the radioactive waste.

Law allowing at the State to sell 49% of the actions of the state enterprises and to be satisfied with a majority of 51%.

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1991 in the world
Years 1990 in France
Chronology of France under Ve République
France since 1945

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