Pierre Bérégovoy
French Prime Minister and politician
Born
1925
100 years ago
Died
May 1st, 1993
32 years ago — 68 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
France
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Served as Prime Minister of France from 1992 until 1993. Held various ministerial positions, including Minister of Economy and Finance. Played a key role in economic policies and labor reforms during his tenure. Oversaw the government's response to social unrest and economic challenges. Resigned following the defeat in legislative elections in March 1993, marking a significant moment in French political history.
Served as Prime Minister of France
Held the position of Minister of Economy and Finance
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