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| | Cresson, Edith on Encyclopedia.com |
 | | Bruxelles renvoie Edith Cresson devant la justice européenne | | | Edith CRESSON chatting with Pierre MAUROY (former Prime Minister and party leader), and on his left, Lionel JOSPIN, party secretary general. | | | In 1995, Cresson was appointed to the European Commission, the executive branch of the European Union, but allegations of corruption led her and 19 other commission members to resign in 1999. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/C/Cresson.asp
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| | Edith Cresson Biography / Biography of Edith Cresson Biography Biography |
| | The first woman prime minister of France and the fifth prime minister appointed by President François Mitterrand, Edith Cresson (born 1934) was named to the office May 15, 1991. | | | After Mitterrand became president in 1981, Cresson served first as minister of agriculture (1981-1983), then as minister of external trade and tourism (1983-1984), as minister of industrial restructuring and external trade (1984-1986), and finally minister of foreign affairs (1988-1990). | | | The appointment and career of Cresson was covered in the Washington Post (May 16 and May 18, 1991). |
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http://www.bookrags.com/biography-edith-cresson/index.html
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| | Expatriate Online Belgium - Belgian News |
| | Edith Cresson is a former French prime minister, under President François Mitterand, and in 1995 became member of the Brussels-based European Commission, where she was in charge of research and education. | | | It would be the first time a former member of the European Commission has to stand up in a criminal court of law on charges of fraud and embezzlement. | | | In the course of its investigation, judicial police officers collected evidence to prove that Edith Cresson committed fraud in order to financially help her friend René Berthelot, a dentist. |
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http://www.expatriate-online.com/news/newsstory.cfm?story_no=590
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| | Back to Her Prime |
| | Fiercely protesting her innocence, Mme Cresson was forced to resign along with the rest of the commission and was consigned to the political wilderness. | | | The European commission - her former employer - is pursuing its own investigation with a view to taking her to the European court of justice and stripping her of her generous EU pension worth about £26,000 a year. | | | She is one of the most controversial politicians France has ever produced, a member of the late François Mitterand's inner circle, the country's first female prime minister and a potent symbol of Gallic pride. |
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http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/1-30-2004-50001.asp
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| | European Commission sends Cresson to European Court of Justice - EUbusiness |
| | The European Commission said Monday it had decided to press charges against former French prime minister Edith Cresson before the European Court of Justice over alleged abuse of office when she served as a commissioner in the late 1990s. | | | This is the first time that a sitting or former commissioner has been sent before the Court of Justice. | | | "This decision follows an intensive analysis of all the elements available to the commission and a hearing of Mrs Cresson and her lawyers on June 30," the commission statement said. |
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http://www.eubusiness.com/afp/040719181815.1rv356x9/view
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| | Edith Cresson Charged With Fraud |
| | Edith Cresson, the controversial former French prime minister and European commissioner, yesterday became the most senior EU official ever to be charged with fraud and abuse of confidence. | | | But after a long investigation the Belgian authorities have charged her with fraud, forgery and abuse of confidence. | | | Under the Belgian judicial system the act of being charged and summoned to trial are quite distinct. |
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http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/3-25-2003-38009.asp
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| | EUPolitix.com - Brussels takes Cresson to EU courts |
| | The EU's highest court in Luxembourg will focus on the commission's own internal investigation based on her conduct as a commissioner - which could leave Cresson stripped of her EU pension rights. | | | In June Belgian judges dropped charges against Cresson - leaving her free from criminal proceedings. | | | Brussels has confirmed that it will take former EU chief Edith Cresson to the European Court of Justice for alleged abuse of office. |
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http://www.eupolitix.com/EN/News/200407/3c649a36-9685-42b4-ba49-7365118ec848.htm
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| | Cresson, Edith Cresson, Edithādēt´ krĕsōN´, 1934-, French politician, b. | | | After studying at the École des Hautes Études Commerciales, she became a consultant in private industry. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/search.asp?target=@DOCTITLE+Cresson++Edith
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| | Cresson savaged by 'wise men' |
| | Virtually all of M Berthelot's missions were to his home town of Chatellerault, where Mrs Cresson had been mayor it said. | | | "This strongly suggests that the missions must have been mainly undertaken in the personal interests of Mrs Cresson when mayor of that town." It suggests the appointment did not comply with commission rules. | | | The former French prime minister was rebuked both for presiding over a "dysfunctional organisational climate" which allowed fraud to break out and for favouritism in the appointment of her staff. |
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http://news.telegraph.co.uk/htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/03/16/weur116.html
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| | TIME.com: Edith Cresson -- Mar. 29, 1999 -- Page 1 |
| | While retaining her cabinet position, Cresson "parachuted" into the provincial city of Chatellerault and became its mayor in 1983. | | | After winning the presidency in 1981, he named her successively Minister of Agriculture, Foreign Trade, Industry, and European Affairs. | | | But Mitterrand gave his protege a coveted consolation prize: in 1994 he named Cresson as one of France's two delegates to the European Commission. |
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http://www.time.com/time/magazine/intl/article/0,9171,1107990329-22866,00.html
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| | BBC NEWS World Europe Cresson charged with corruption |
| | French politician Edith Cresson has become the first former European Commissioner to be charged with corruption during her time in office. | | | A Belgian investigating magistrate has charged Ms Cresson, a former French Prime Minister, with counterfeiting and personally benefiting from EU contracts, say judicial officials. | | | A Commission spokesman confirmed to the BBC that it was the first time a serving or former commissioner had faced charges in Belgium, where the Commission is based. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/2884203.stm
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| | JURIST - Paper Chase: EU court to hear case against former commissioner |
| | The Commission said its decision to ask the European Court of Justice to decide whether Cresson failed in her duties as a member of the Commission is based on allegations of favoritism and negligence. | | | Read the Commission's press release announcing its decision. | | | EU court to hear case against former commissioner |
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http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/paperchase/2004/07/eu-court-to-hear-case-against-former.htm
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| | Euro-MPs criticise pay-off deal for Cresson |
| | The golden handshake would be paid out under staff rules that guarantee all commissioners the right to hefty "transitional allowances", family allowances and generous pensions "for life" after they leave the Brussels executive. | | | 24 February 1999: 60 British Euro-MPs tell Cresson to resign | | | On leaving the commission at the end of this year, after serving one five-year term, she would be eligible to half that sum for each of the following three years. |
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http://news.telegraph.co.uk/htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/02/25/wcre25.html
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| | Resignation of the Santer Commission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Should the Court find her guilty her Pension as Commissioner could be cut or revoked. | | | Cresson now faces action before the European Court of Justice for not honoring Article 213 of the EC Treaty and about a sum of 136,000 euros in illegally used money. | | | The allegations were first made by Paul van Buitenen and Commissioner most criticised was Edith Cresson. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santer_Commission_Resignation
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| | CNN.com - Ex-French PM Cresson has cancer - January 16, 2001 |
| | Cresson, a long-time ally of late Socialist President Francois Mitterrand, became France's first woman prime minister in 1991 but left the post less than a year later amid accusations of poor management. | | | Cresson was the first woman prime minister in France | | | Cresson, 65, announced in a New Year's greeting letter to the town of Chatellerault, where she was mayor from 1983 to 1997, that she first learned of the disease in 1997. |
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http://archives.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/europe/france/01/16/paris.cresson
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| | BBC News EUROPE Cresson faces fraud inquiry |
| | Miss Cresson is reported to have welcomed the decision to lift her immunity as an opportunity to defend herself. | | | She said she was being made a scapegoat although, following the commission's resignation, she admitted there had been a "certain dysfunction" in its operations. | | | The allegations against her went to the heart of a scathing report into the European Commission, which forced all 20 commissioners to resign en masse. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/643553.stm
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| | The Scotsman - International - Mitterrand's little soldier ready to fight down corruption charges |
| | Ms Cresson’s EU immunity has been lifted by the European Commission to allow Belgian judicial authorities to investigate. | | | EDITH Cresson, France’s first woman prime minister who famously claimed one in four Englishmen was gay, has been charged with corruption in connection with her controversial period as a European commissioner. | | | Ms Cresson faces charges of counterfeiting and personally benefiting from EU contracts in a landmark case that makes her the first former EU commissioner to be charged with corruption relating to her time in office. |
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http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/international.cfm?id=360132003
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| | Insight on the News: Whistle-blower gives lesson about politics and power - the watchers - Paul van Buitenen fared ... |
| | It's hard to feel sympathy for socialist Edith Cresson, France's former prime minister, recently indicted by a Belgian court on corruption charges dating to her time as a commissioner of the European Union (EU). | | | Cresson, who once famously claimed that one in four Englishmen is gay, now is the central figure in a landmark case in which this pal of the late president Francois Mitterrand (himself a man of famously elastic principles who called her "my little soldier"), is accused of counterfeiting and of personally benefiting from EU contracts. | | | As van Buitenen noted in his book, Blowing the Whistle, it was his family and strong religious faith that sustained him through difficult times. |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1571/is_10_19/ai_100962866
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| | Telegraph News Cresson charged four years after European Union fraud scandal |
| | Edith Cresson inculpée par la justice belge [25 Mar '03] - Le Figaro | | | Mme Cresson, who led the French government in the early 1990s and later became the European Union's research and education commissioner, is accused of forgery and conflict of interest. | | | Neil Kinnock, one of four reinstated, is the commission vice-president in charge of reforms. |
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2003/03/26/wcress26.xml&sSheet=/news/2003/03/26/ixworld.html
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| | In a resolution on the outcome of the heads of government Berlin summit Parliament voted in favour of the EPP Group initiative to declare "itself completely opposed to Commissioner Cresson remaining in office and states that it will not enter into any co-operation with her as long as she continues in office." | | | This situation is unsatisfactory - to say the least. | | | The EPP Group, supported by Liberals and Greens, carried the amendment by 264 votes against the Socialist and Communist Groups, 230 votes, who attempted to defend Commissioner Cresson. |
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| | Mass resignation by European Commission - Path cleared for reform of European Union |
| | The no-confidence motion was defeated by the votes of the Social Democrats--by 293 to 232--but the investigation into corruption was agreed. | | | The Greens, Liberals and Christian Democrats called for the resignation of Cresson and Marin, both former Socialist Party ministers. | | | This centred on allegations directed against Commission President Jacques Santer, Research Commissioner and former French Socialist Prime Minister Edith Cresson, Commission Vice President Manuel Marin of Spain, Commissioner Monika Wulf-Mathies, a former German trade union leader now in charge of EU regional policy and Portugese Commissioner Joao de Deus Pinheiro. |
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http://www.wsws.org/articles/1999/mar1999/ec-m17.shtml
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| | "Cresson, Edith" |
| | Mrs Edith Cresson, European Commissioner in charge of education, training and youth, and Mr David Blunkett, UK Secretary of State for Education and Employment, inaugurate today the Leeds Second Chance School. | | | The United Kingdom is thus joining the 10 other Member States which are already participating in the scheme of Second Chance School pilot projects. | | | Edith Cresson and David Blunkett give the green light to the Second Chance School of Leeds |
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http://www.leeds.ac.uk/educol/documents/000000505.htm
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| | RTE News - European Commision holds emergency meeting after damning report |
| | This afternoon they will present their initial findings to the Commission President and to senior members of the European Parliament. | | | Research Commissioner and former French Prime Minister, Edith Cresson, is under most pressure. | | | The independent report also condemns the Commission's own security office as operating like a state within a state with Commission President Jacques Santer taking no meaningful interest in its efficiency. |
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| | International News, March 17, 1999 |
| | Already yesterday moves were afoot to find a successor with a number of leaders including Tony Blair the British Premier insisting that Mr Santer must not be allowed to cling to power. | | | The fraud report was harshest for Research Commissioner Edith Cresson, a former French prime minister, who "failed to act in response to known, serious and continuing irregularities over several years" in educational and other programmes for which she was responsible. | | | The European Parliament President Jose Maria Gil Robles also made it clear that neither Mr Santer nor Edith Cresson the French commissioner, would be acceptable in a caretaker administration. |
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http://archives.tcm.ie/irishexaminer/1999/03/17/fhead.htm
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| | Embattled Cresson turns on the charm |
| | 24 February 1999: 60 British Euro-MPs tell Cresson to resign | | | At least 11 of the 20 Brussels commissioners are believed to favour her resignation, and would send a letter to the European Court of Justice demanding her removal, on the grounds of "serious misconduct". | | | Mr Bertholet also asked me to take on his son and his daughter-in-law, but I refused." Mr Bertholet's son is now working for Mrs Cresson's department. |
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/03/14/wcres14.html
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| | Agence France Presse French: Edith Cresson inculpée par la justice belge@ HighBeam Research |
| | Agence France Presse French: Edith Cresson inculpée par la justice belge@ HighBeam Research | | | L'ex-Premier ministre français Edith Cresson a été inculpée par la justice belge de "faux en écriture et usage de faux" pour des faits remontant à l'époque où elle était commissaire européen, entre 1995 et 1999. | | | Mme Cresson, qui était commissaire à l'Education et à la Recherche, est notamment soupçonnée d'avoir fait bénéficier d'un emploi de complaisance en 1996 et 1997 un ami proche, son ancien dentiste... |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1P1:72814034&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf
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| | Another commissioner held unworthy of his job was Spain's Manuel Marin, while Ireland's Padraig Flynn was involved in a scandal back home. | | | Cresson would probably have avoided a greater scandal, but since she refused and Santer found no measure to force her to step down, the cabinet had to respond as a whole, involving even the commissioners with an excellent reputation. | | | Cresson is accused of having given a job in her department to her personal dentist. |
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| | I always had faith that the Belgian judicial system would see this matter through and bring Mme Cresson to justice. | | | Now, I am convinced that justice will be done. | | | Nelly Maes MEP (Spirit - Flanders) has welcomed the decision of Belgian prosecutors to file fraud charges against former French Prime Minister Edith Cresson relating to her time as a senior official with the European Union in the late 1990s. |
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http://www.greens-efa.org/de/press/detail.php?id=1332&lg=en
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| | Embassy of France in the US - Gender Parity in Politics |
| | This was the "Manifesto of the ten for parity" published in L'Express on 6 June and signed by ten women, former ministers and senior figures from both Right and Left, a group that included both Simone Veil (UDF - Union pour la démocratie française) and Edith Cresson (PS). | | | Meanwhile, however, part of the left-wing political class had reacted to the challenge from the partisans of parity, and a number of member's bills were introduced in Parliament from 1994 onwards, calling inter alia for parity to be written into the Constitution. | | | Signed by 289 women and 288 men, it called for the adoption of an institutional Act couched in the following terms: "Assemblies elected at local and national level shall be composed of equal numbers of women and men". |
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| | Infoplease Search: ranum edith |
| | (Almanac - People) Edith Nourse Rogers U.S. congresswoman Born: 1881 Birthplace: Saco, Maine Edith Nourse married John... | | | (Almanac - People) Hamilton, Edith scholar Birthplace: Dresden, Germany Born: 1867 Died: 1963 Information Please®... | | | (Encyclopedia) Piaf, Edith, 1915–63, French cabaret singer, born as Edith Giovanna Gassion. |
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| | Journal of TorgoX (1933) |
| | This has to go down as one of the best descriptions of a French Prime Minister, it's absolutely brillant. | | | Edith Cresson, the French politician whose career is the verbal equivalent of an episode of Jackass | | | So I see this headline: "Tirade against Islam dismays Dutch Muslims" and I figure, okay, the Dutch have gotten their own version of Edith Cresson, the French politician whose career is the verbal equivalent of an episode of |
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| | Alibris: Browse Books by ISBN |
| | 0365159736: Edith May, 1895-1974 : life in early Tasmania : a memoir | | | 0365154033: The Edith Cavell nurse from Massachusetts a record of one year's personal service with the British expeditionary force in France, Boulogne, the Somme : with an account of the imprisonment, trial, and death of Edith Cavell | | | 0365183106: Edith Wharton and Henry James, the story of their friendship |
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http://www.alibris.com/books/isbns/4438
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| | Programme inaugural |
| | Under the auspices of Edith Cresson, former Prime Minister. |
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| | Edith Cresson Freed from Criminal Proceedings Europe Deutsche Welle 01.07.2004 |
| | Cresson is still awaiting the verdict of an internal Commission investigation which could lead to a case being lodged at the European Court of Justice. | | | A Belgian court has dropped embezzlement charges against former European Commissioner Edith Cresson due to lack of evidence. | | | Separately, Cresson, who was at the center of nepotism and mismanagement allegations that brought down the previous Commission in 1999, appeared before the EU executive on Wednesday to address allegations that she might have failed in her obligations as a commissioner. |
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| | The Affair of the Dentist |
| | The ghost is Edith Cresson, France's first woman prime minister and a controversial former European commissioner, and the plotters, real or imagined, are Neil Kinnock, the commission's current vice-president, and his zealous officials. | | | Ms Cresson, a protege of the late French president François Mitterand, is under pressure. | | | The European commission is investigating its former commissioner Edith Cresson, who once said one in four Englishmen was gay. |
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http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/1-31-2003-34666.asp
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| | European Union's Fifth Famework |
| | Edith Cresson, Member of the Commission with special responsibility for |
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| | Chris Heaton-Harris MEP - News/Article - Member of the European Parliment for the East Midlands |
| | Edith Cresson was a member of the Commission that was forced to resign in 1999 after allegations of fraud. | | | Cresson’s list of offences concerned payments of about £100,000 of public funds to Mme Cresson's friend and former dentist, René Berthelot who was employed for two and a half years under the instructions of her office as a "visiting scientist". | | | The European Commission has requested that former Commissioner Edith Cresson responds to allegations of corruption and nepotism. |
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| | AN OTHER 'WELL-OILED' BRIBERY (EUROPEAN) MACHINE |
| | A Belgian court has dropped fraud charges against former French Prime Minister Edith Cresson for lack of evidence, say court officials. | | | The most prominent invol-ved Edith Cresson, the former French prime minister, who as research and finance commissioner was accused of handing her dentist and boyfriend EU contracts worth £90,000. | | | She was charged with forgery and conflict of interest in connection with the case earlier this year, and faces a possible five years’ jail....... |
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| | Most live with United States and 1,646 hours in France. | | | Even before France's Prime Minister, Edith Cresson, they must get out of the office for at least two weeks. | | | Akio Morita, the white-haired founder of From: The New York Times, 1991 ___ ___ ____ _____ Sony, who is only slightly less a national icon than Mount by David E. Sanger Fuji, told his employees last year that they had no choice; 1. |
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http://faculty.biu.ac.il/~korens/eflsk/trom/t-japan
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| | Mrs CRESSON launches the SOCRATES Programme in Spain |
| | The event will be attended by 200 celebrities from the school and university world, including the Secretary General of the Universities Council, Mr Francisco Federico Michavila, and the Secretary General of the Organisation of Hispano-American States for Education, Science and Culture, Mr Jose Torreblanca, who is also the director of the SOCRATES agency in Spain. | | | The SOCRATES programme was adopted on 15 March 1995 by the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament and has a budget of 850 million ecus for the period 1995-98. | | | At the invitation of the Spanish Presidency and Mr Jeronimo Saavedra, Minister of Education and Science, Mrs Edith Cresson, Member of the Commission responsible for research, education and training, will tomorrow, Tuesday, 4 July, address the conference in Madrid to launch SOCRATES, the Community's action programme in the field of education. |
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| | Commission's Cresson launches 7.5 million Ecu high-tech venture capital boost |
| | EIF president Thomas Oursin said: 'The commissioner has the money. | | | This is between one third and a half of management costs of a fund,' he said. | | | Cresson said the EU's Luxembourg-based European Investment Fund will advise her on which venture capital funds to back with the 7.5 million Ecu cash - but the final decision rests with the commissioner. |
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http://www.hoise.com/primeur/97/pr-97-jul/PC-PR-07-97-1.html
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| | Cresson sees ultra-Right behind calls for her head |
| | Mme Cresson is referring to the fraud and mismanagement scandal engulfing the EU. | | | Cresson sees ultra-Right behind calls for her head | | | She is a tough political bird who has survived being chopped by her erstwhile mentor and protector, François Mitterrand, after less than a year as France's first woman prime minister. |
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http://www.portal.telegraph.co.uk/htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/01/13/weuc113.html
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| | 60 British Euro-MPs tell Cresson to resign |
| | THE reputation of Edith Cresson, the Brussels research commissioner and former prime minister of France, took another hammering yesterday when 60 British Euro-MPs from her own political family dramatically withdrew support and called for her resignation. | | | He is dentist." He had been employed to give general administrative advice, having worked as a senior official in the Social Affairs Ministry in France. | | | Mme Cresson was also grilled over her refusal until last week to terminate a multi-million-pound contract with a Belgian company, Agenor, which was employed by the commission to run adult education schemes. |
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http://www.portal.telegraph.co.uk/htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/02/24/weup24.html
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| | Graham Watson MEP |
| | The European Commission's decision today to launch legal action against former Commissioner Edith Cresson to deprive her of her pension was welcomed by the European Liberal Democrats. | | | It is important that she be held to account for her actions before the Court. | | | "I welcome the European Commission's decision to take legal action against former Commissioner Edith Cresson. |
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| | IM - March 96: Cover Story |
| | Given her position with the European Commission, Cresson also analyzed the current state of RandD throughout Europe. | | | She advocates the institution of "second-chance" schools throughout Europe, which would educate (or reeducate, as the case may be) those whose skills are insufficient to prepare them for another industrial revolution. | | | Michael Rogowski, president of VDMA (Frankfurt, Germany), a manufacturing trade association, sees Europe's industrial future as being right now. |
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http://www.lionhrtpub.com/IM/IMsubs/IM-3-96/CeBIT.html
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