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National Assembly: Georges Marchais mocks Raymond Barre

Publication date 11/10/1978 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

Incident at the National Assembly: Raymond BARRE leaves the hemicycle at the moment when Georges MARCHAIS rises to the podium. Georges MARCHAIS: "So, M BARRE, we always duck... The Prime Minister is hiding from La Télévision and he is hiding from the National Assembly... ". Reply by M. MONORY.

Assemblée nationale : incident sur le passé de résistant de Mitterrand

Publication date 02/02/1984 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

National Assembly: incident about the past of resistance fighter of the President of the Republic François MITTERRAND. Speech by Alain MADELIN (UDF): "we would like to mention the problem of François MITTERRAND who presented himself in the aftermath of the war as a publisher and who was the editor of a magazine (he holds in hand a copy of the magazine ) called "Your Beauty," and I would invite historians to look at who owned it at the time. It was because of provocation on the part of Mr FORNI that we were allowed to make such statements. Intervention by Raymond FORNY (P.S.): "You have had Mrs MADELIN and TOUBON for weeks with their insults and insults to those who are on the side of the majority, and you have just again Mr MADELIN uttering insults to the President of the Republic; This attitude seems unacceptable to us, and Mr President, on behalf of the Socialist Group, I ask for a new suspension of the sitting ...". Speech of André LABARRERE Minister in charge of relations with the parliament: "the debate is important . The opposition cannot say that it cannot express itself ..."

Serge Coronado treated as hysterical by Christian Jacob

Publication date 02/02/2013 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

At the national assembly, an altercation between the ecologist deputy Sergio CORONADO and the UMP deputy Christian JACOB, the latter having called his colleague hysterical.

Anti-Maastricht Speech by Philippe Seguin at the National Assembly

Publication date 06/05/1992 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

Debate in the National Assembly to examine the draft reform of the Constitution, before the ratification of the Maastricht agreements and a draft objection of inadmissibility. Philippe SÉGUIN strongly opposed this project, evoking the French Revolution of 1789 in this regard. Extract from the speech of Philippe SEGUIN, deputy RPR: "... Logic of the process of the gear... Federalism at a discount , the Europe that is proposed to us is neither free nor democratic...1992 is the anti 1789..." and the statement of the other opposition deputies Charles MILLON, U.D.F. deputy: "I do not wish that we engage in false quarrels" and of Pierre MEHAIGNERIE, UDC deputy. Vote: motion was denied

Speech by Alain Juppé on the war in Bosnia

Publication date 20/04/1994 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

Heated debate in the National Assembly about the military intervention in BOSNIA, as Serb forces besiege and bomb the Muslim enclave of Gorazde. Statement of Alain JUPPE , Minister of Foreign Affairs who is opposed to a military solution, it is necessary to find a political solution then successive reactions of Bernard PONS (President of the RPR group to the AN): in agreement with Alain JUPPE , of Jean Pierre CHEVENEMENT (MDC party): for a negotiated solution and Laurent FABIUS (PS) for firmness on the ground.

National Assembly: reading of a letter from General de Gaulle by Jacques Chaban Delmas

Publication date 15/01/1959 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

The President of the National Assembly Jacques CHABAN DELMAS opens the special session of the National Assembly for 1959 and reads the letter addressed to parliamentarians by the President of the Republic Charles de GAULLE on the role of deputies in the constitution of the Fifth Republic.

National Assembly: speech of Jean Pierre Cot during the examination of the bill on abortion

Publication date 27/11/1974 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

Debate at the National Assembly, 2nd sitting of Wednesday, 27 November 1974 under the chairmanship of Mr. François Le Douarec. Following the hearings of the speakers started in the morning during the first session of this Wednesday on the bill on voluntary termination of pregnancy proposed by Simone Veil, Minister of Health: Socialist MP Jean-Pierre COT addresses Minister Simone Veil, admiring her courage and determination, as a woman in this assembly of men, he gives her his support while asking her to improve her project and to take into account the inequality of women’s financial means (between those who can go to London for an abortion and those who, for lack of means, fell into the hands of the angels").

National Assembly: general policy speech, exchange between Pierre Mauroy and Robert André Vivien

Publication date 07/04/1983 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

A look back at the general policy statement made in the National Assembly by Prime Minister Pierre MAUROY, and on the heated debate before the vote of confidence in the government. In the gallery, Prime Minister Pierre MAUROY recalls his 1981 commitments, he is followed by the speech of Member of Parliament Robert André VIVIEN, MP R.P.R. accusing Pierre MAUROY of not being a Prime Minister but of being a bastard, an author of political fiction, A manipulator and deceiver and illusionist and irresponsible.

Debate at the National Assembly on immigration between Jacques Chirac and Edith Cresson

Publication date 12/06/1991 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

Debate in the National Assembly and verbal confrontation between Prime Minister Edith CRESSON and RPR President Jacques CHIRAC, on the theme of immigration; Speech of Jacques CHIRAC: "... Are you determined... With respect for the rights and dignities of men, to discourage and control the growing flow of immigration.... The remedies are clear: to control the entry of foreigners and expel the illegals and those who make them come..." and reply of Edith CRESSON Prime Minister addressing Jacques CHIRAC: "Mr Prime Minister, except for the last two sentences, I had the feeling to hear Mr LE PEN and not MR CHIRAC". "As for the people you say are immigrants, they have been for a very long time, for so long that they are now French, that the governments of the right have brought in, and that we must now integrate".

Debate on the status of the press. Speech by Alain Madelin and Pierre Mauroy

Publication date 10/07/1984 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

Stormy debate in the National Assembly on the bill on the status of the press. Speech of Alain MADELIN, UDF deputy evoking during his speech on the "illegitimacy" of this bill and declaring: "the sovereignty of this assembly is not unlimited" then speech of Prime Minister Pierre MAUROY in the heckling: "it is not the fight for freedom that is so targeted it is the eternal fight of the right against progress, it is the fight against democracy, against the dignity of man and therefore against freedom...the government will not yield..."

Debate on the abortion law: opposition speech by Michel Debré

Publication date 27/11/1974 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

Parliamentary debate in the National Assembly, 2nd sitting of Wednesday, 27 November 1974, chaired by Mr. François Le Douarec. After the oral questions, we continue the hearings of the speakers on the bill concerning the voluntary termination of pregnancy, presented in the Council of Ministers on 13 November 1974 by Simone Veil, Minister of Health. Extract from the speech of Michel Debré defending the principle of respect for human life, proposing to support motherhood, asking to define the exceptional cases in which abortion may be authorized (therapeutic abortion) and reaffirming its opposition to this project

Speech by R. Badinter on the abolition of the death penalty:"The deterrent value"

Publication date 17/09/1981 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

Robert BADINTER, Minister of Justice, opposes the argument that the death penalty would have a deterrent value for blood criminals. He cites the example of the criminal Patrick Henry who was in the crowd demanding the head of Claude Buffet and Roger Bontemps during their trial in Troyes in 1972.

Speech by Simone Veil to the National Assembly on abortion

Publication date 26/11/1974 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

On 13 November 1974, Simone VEIL, Minister of Health, presented her proposal for the reform of abortion legislation.

Speech by R. Badinter on the abolition of the death penalty: the prerogative of dictatorships

Publication date 17/09/1981 From €100.00

National Assembly: the highlights

Robert BADINTER recalls that "in countries of freedom, the common law is abolition, in countries of freedom, the death penalty is the exception. For everywhere, in the world, and without exception, where dictatorship and disregard for human rights triumph, everywhere, you will find the death penalty written down in bloody letters."

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