Michel Giraud

Michel Giraud is a French politician, born the July 14th 1929 with Pontoise. He was president of the Association of the mayors of France.

Mandates

General adviser of the Valley-of-Marne
Mayor of the Perreux-on-Marne (the Valley-of-Marne) of 1971 to 1992.
Senator of the the Valley-of-Marne of 1977 to 1988
Appointed the Valley-of-Marne of 1988 to 1993 and 1997 to 2002 (6th district of the Valley-of-Marne, Saint-Mandé - Vincennes - Fontenay-sous-Bois, following the death of Robert-Andre Vivien)
President of the District council of Ile-de-France of (1976-1988 and 1992-1998)
Minister for Labor under the government of Edouard Balladur of 1993 to 1995

Business of the government contracts of Ile-de-France

Its political career is marked by the scandal of the procurement contracts of Ile-de-France where he is condemned on October 26th, 2005 (4 one-year suspended sentences and 80.000 euros of fine) for complicity of Corruption aiming various parties whose main thing, the RPR, was directed then by Jacques Chirac. It should be noted that Michel Giraud did not make call of his judgment contrary in the majority of the other accused.

Foundation of the second chance

Michel Giraud chairs since 1998 the Foundation of the second chance, recognized public utility (OJ of February 9th, 2006) and created on the initiative of Vincent Bolloré.

External bond

Official site of the Foundation of the second chance

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