Marie-France Garaud, ancienne conseillère de Pompidou et Chirac, est morte

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Marie-France Garaud, former advisor to Jacques Chirac and Georges Pompidou, passed away on Thursday, May 23. The woman whom American media Newsweek called in 1974 "the most powerful woman in France" and who was among the unavoidable figures of the French right, was 90 years old, recalls Ouest France. Olivier Faye, in the biography he dedicated to her, describes her as a pioneer, "the first spin doctor (communication advisor) in French history". …

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A figure of the conservative right, Marie-France Garaud appeared as the eminent figure of Georges Pompidou, alongside another influential adviser, Pierre Juillet.

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Marie-France Garaud passed away on Wednesday, May 22, at the age of 90. She was notably the advisor of Georges Pompidou and the gray eminence of Jacques Chirac. 'The velvet hand' for some, 'Cruella' for others.

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This French politician was the advisor of Georges Pompidou and the gray eminence of Jacques Chirac Often in the shadows, Marie-France Garaud, who died on May 22 at the age of 90, was the

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Influential female politician, preferring the shadows to the light, she worked with the late head of state who died in 1974 before turning her attention to the former mayor of Paris. She passed away on May 22nd, at the age of 90.