Jean-Marie Cavada

Jean-Marie Cavada , born the February 24th 1940 with Mirecourt, is a Journaliste and Politician Rocardien then Modem then chief candidate UMP French.

It is of Spanish stock by his biological parents, but the latter disappeared at the beginning from the war (his/her father prénommait Mario, its mother was lacemaker, he learned recently). Entrusted any child to DDASS, it passes its childhood in a country family of reception of the valley of the Moselotte. Its teacher gives him the taste of the studies and it continues its schooling with the college of Saint-Dié. In October 2006, Jean-Marie Cavada tells her own history in an autobiography published in the editions Calmann-Levy and entitled a walk in the century .

From 1964 to 1966, it carries out its military service like soldier of first class, on the air base BAO132 of Colmar-Meyenheim, where he is writer of the newspaper of the base and gives French courses to the Sous-officiers. It is also responsible for the club of music of the base.

Journalistic career

In 1960, it begins its career as journalist with ORTF, initially with Nancy, then with Strasbourg.
It enters to France Inter in 1969 like person in charge of the European businesses and presenter of newspapers of information.
In 1972, he becomes presenter of the newspaper of 20:00 on the second channel, Antenne 2. It is then named editor association of the newspapers of the morning of RTL, before returning on television as director of the information of FR3 in 1978, then of TF1 in 1981.
In 1982, he becomes executive president of Parafrance (Cinema).
In 1986 and 1987, it reinstates the Public service while becoming director of the information of Antenne 2.

Jean-Marie Cavada marked television with the emission the Walk of the century launched in 1989 on FR3, of which he was producer and presenter.

The sociologist Pierre Bourdieu made in his opuscule On television a critical reading of the emission devoted to the Grève S of 1995 in which it supported that the word of the strikers was not completely respected. This topic will be the subject of one of the emissions of Freeze frame of Daniel Schneidermann, on the public television channel the Fifth that besides Jean-Marie Cavada directs from 1993 to 1997. This emission will be used in Enfin taken of Pierre Carles, other criticizes media, with an aim of showing the not-neutrality of certain televised debates.

Of 1993 to 1997, Jean-Marie Cavada is the president of the Fifth, television channel devoted to the Knowledge, the Formation and Employment.

The chain divides with Arte the microwave channel of old the the Five (of Berlusconi, then Lagardere). the Fifth whose in April 1994 creation, was decided by Edouard Balladur, Prime Minister and is supported by the Minister of Transport, Alain Carignon, can diffuse his programs on the whole of the territory starting from the December 13rd 1994.

With former leaders of the ORTF: Claude Lemoine and Maxime Lefebvre;
a énarque adviser at the Court of Auditors, Carine Camby, for financial management;
François Desnoyers, for the administration;
the initiator of state-of-the-art technologies of Canal+. and of Five, Sylvain Anichini, for the technique
of the professionals of television like Jean Mino and Cyril Viguier, for the programs
the journalist coming from the weekly magazine the Point, Jacques Bouzerand, for the communication…

In same time, the academician Michel Serres is named president of the Scientific advice of the Fifth. While Jacqueline Cross-belt, former president of Radio-France, chairs the Committee of orientation of the programs.

But the chain, according to the will of the policies of " rationnaliser" audiovisual landscape and the decision of Lionel Jospin (SOURCE???), must approach Arte, chaired by Jerome Clément. Blow Jean-Marie Cavada must leave the place. He is elected president of RFO in June 1997.

the November 20th 1998, Jean-Marie Cavada succeeds Michel Boyon with the presidency of Radio France.

It is renewed with the head of Radio France in November 2001. During its mandate, he was opposed to the league (or federation) French of football on the question of the rebroadcast rights of sporting information that the league wished to make paying.

At the beginning of 2004, it has had to face a Grève 18 days, longest of the Journaliste S of the audio-visual public for 25 years. This strike finishes by an agreement on a pay rise. With this same function, it promotes radio operator Mouv' with the detriment of the very popular FIP.

Political career

In spring 2004, Jean-Marie Cavada resigns of the presidency of Radio France to lead the list UDF of the South-western district at the time of the European election.

It is since European Député ( group ADLE) and chair commission of the Civil liberties, justice and interior matters.

In 2007, it belongs to the team of countryside brought closer to the candidate to the presidential election Francois Bayrou.

He presents to the legislative elections in the First district of the Valley-of-Marne in the name of the UDF - Mouvement Democratic, and becomes, at the evening of the first turn, one of the rare candidates MoDem present at the second turn, in an unfavourable ballotage with 22,27% of the votes cast. In spite of the fact that the left invited to vote in its favor, it is beaten by the candidate of the UMP, Henri Plagnol, appointed elected with the preceding legislative elections, and collects 45,77% of the votes cast.

Fine November 2007, it decided to move away from the direction of the UDF which must a few days become the Democratic Movement later and to become at the time of the municipal elections of March 2008 the leader of the list supported by UMP in the XIIème district of Paris. He says for the occasion interested by a rallying in the party Modern Gauche, “left wing” of UMP, created by Jean-Marie Bockel, ex-member of the Socialist party and rejoined in UMP in the government of Francois Fillon.

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