Disparition de Bernadette Chirac

More videos 👉 https://www.france.tv/france-5/c-dans... Subscribe https://youtube.com/@Cdanslairofficie... Bernadette Chirac, former First Lady, died at the age of 93 on the evening of Friday, June 5, "peacefully, surrounded by her family," according to a statement from her daughter, Claude Chirac. Bernadette Chodron de Courcel, wife of former President Jacques Chirac, led a remarkable life, one she continually shaped. A steadfast supporter of her husband's career, she became a key figure in French politics. Elected to the Corrèze General Council, she was deeply involved in charitable work, notably promoting the "Yellow Coins" campaign. Emmanuel Macron spoke of the passing of "a great lady with a big heart" who "left her mark on our history." The same sentiment was echoed by Pascal Coste, President of the Corrèze Departmental Council. Bernadette Chirac, a woman of singular character, was known for her political tenacity as well as her close connection with people and the causes she championed. A report by Julie Ricco and Michel Bouilly Our experts: PASCAL PERRINEAU - Political scientist, Professor at Sciences Po CHRISTINE CLERC - Journalist and writer ANNE FULDA - Senior reporter – "Le Figaro" JEAN GARRIGUES - Historian, President of the International Commission for the History of Assemblies Léa DOMENACH - Director of the film "Bernadette" starring Catherine Deneuve