Catherine Quéré

French politician and legislator

Catherine Quéré - Leaders & Politicians born March 16th, 1948
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A prominent figure in French politics, played a significant role in legislative processes and served as a member of the National Assembly. Chaired various parliamentary committees and contributed to important legislative initiatives. Participated in the development of policies focused on social issues and environmental concerns. Actively engaged in discussions surrounding public health and welfare. Represented the constituency of Loire-Atlantique with a focus on local and national issues.

Served as a member of the National Assembly

Chaired several parliamentary committees

Focused on public health and environmental policies

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