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Centre For Social Democrats

Centre for Social Democrats
Logo of SC in the 1990s
Past Presidents Lecanuet
Pierre Mehaignerie
Franois Bayrou
Foundation 23 May 1976
Disappearance 25 November 1995 (dissolution in Democratic Force )
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The Centre of Social Democrats (CDS) is a political party of the French center-right, conviction of Christian Democrats , founded the Congress of Rennes , held from 21 to 23 May 1976 by the merger of the Democratic Centre of Lecanuet (opposite Charles de Gaulle Airport since 1962 and then to Georges Pompidou ) and the Centre Democracy and Progress of Jacques Duhamel (joined the Gaullist from the election of Georges Pompidou in 1969 ). It was, from 1978 until his demise in 1995 , a founding member of the Union for French Democracy (UDF) which was the wing Christian Democrat.

A substantial portion of its members is an independent parliamentary group in the National Assembly between 1988 and 1993 ( Centre Union ) to support the government's opening center-left Michel Rocard , to Edith Cresson then Pierre Beregovoy. In the Senate he formed the centrist Union of Democratic Progress (UCDP) between 1976 and 1983 and Centrist Union from that date. It merged with the PSD and became Democratic Force in November 1995 under the leadership of Franois Bayrou.

Summary

Political positioning

Its ideology is the Christian Democrats. In fact it goes back to social Catholicism of Albert de Mun and the Popular Republican Movement (MRP, between 1944 and 1966 ), influential under the Fourth Republic. For this family policy, the government must be decentralized with the organization of body parts at the local level and serve the poor through social action.

After 1945, the Christian Democrats in favor of European integration by supporting the creation of supranational bodies that can cope with the problems of unemployment, global warming, insecurity, terrorism ... They are voting for extensive cooperation of European states in these areas through a supranational mode stronger than the states themselves, that is to say for a federal Europe.

The representatives of this family in the 1990s were Francois Bayrou , Dominique Baudis , Pierre Mehaignerie , Philippe Douste-Blazy , Bernard Stasi.

Young Social Democrats (JDS) were the youth movement of the CDS.

Past Officers

Presidents

General Secretaries

Presidents of the parliamentary group

National Assembly

Chairmen of the Centre Union (34 members and 7 related) from 1988 to 1993 :

Senate

Chairmen of the centrist Union of Democratic Progress ( 1 976 - one thousand nine hundred and eighty-three ) and Centrist Union (from 1983 ):

Personalities

Ministers

Are listed here that ministers, not the secretaries of state and ministers.

Chirac government I ( May - August 1976 )

CDS 2 ministers out of 15 departments (including 1 of 2 Ministers of State):

I Barre government ( one thousand nine hundred and seventy-six - in 1977 )

1 minister CDS 16 departments (which is one of three ministers of state):

  • Plan and Land Management (Minister of State): Lecanuet
Government Bar II ( 1 977 - 1 978 )

2 ministers of 13 CDS and 14 departments:

Government Bar III ( 1978 - one thousand nine hundred and eighty-one )

3 and 4 ministers CDS 19 then 18 then 17 departments:

Chirac government II ( 1986 - 1,988 )

CDS 2 ministers of 14 ministries:

II Rocard government ( in 1988 - in 1991 )

1 CDS Minister (then ex-CDS operation) in 21 departments:

Balladur government ( in 1993 - one thousand nine hundred and ninety-five )

CDS 4 ministers from 23 ministries and 22 (including 1 of 4 Ministers of State):

Juppe government I ( May - Nov. 1995 )

CDS 5 ministers of 26 ministries:

Juppe government II ( November 1995 )

Before its transformation into FD , 4 ministers CDS 16 departments:

Chairmen of the Senate

Chairmen of regional councils elected

Bibliography

  • The Centre of Social Democrats of Bertrand Rocher and Valerie Lion , Editions LGDJ / Montchrestien, October 30, 1998
  • The Christian Democrats to Force Democrat Birot Denon , L'Harmattan, 2000.
  • History of Christian Democracy in France. Chateaubriand Raymond Barre of Francois-Georges Dreyfus , Editions Albin Michel May 24, 1988

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