Slightly irreverent portrait of the Deputy Minister of Economy Michel CHARASSE by the Soviet journalist Natalia TURINE. The interview takes place aboard a bus boat on the Seine. CHARASSE, the cigar on the lips, answers questions about: Boris Yeltsin ( "I don’t think much of it, maybe it’s a bit hollow"), his first girlfriend ( "I don’t remember it well, I think it was called Martine"), alcohol ( "I have been drunk only once, by accident, for drinking too much digestive"). Natalia concludes with a thunderous "puke cigar!".
Topic dedicated to Michel Charasse, mayor, senator and advisor to President François Mitterrand. His portrait is drawn through his personality as well as his long political career.
Returning to the constitutional council, former minister Michel CHARASSE presided over the election of his successor to the town hall of Puy-Guillaume in Auvergne. An election that does not take place in a most serene climate. Commentary on factual images alternating with interviews with Michel CHARASSE and David PLAZA, PS municipal councillor in Puy-Guillaume.
Michel Charasse, maire PS de Puy-Guillaume (Puy-de-Dôme), évoque le projet d'implantation d'une centrale nucléaire en Auvergne : "Je resterai extrêmement vigilant !" Il s'agit de sa première interview télévisée.
In his office in Puy-Guillaume, Michel CHARASSE defends himself on his image as a man on the right in the socialist party. In particular, he evokes his political friendships that go beyond his party and the difficulties of the left-wing men who govern, whom he describes as firefighters on duty.
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