CGT: Philippe Martinez proposed as general secretary – Boursorama

CGT: Philippe Martinez proposed as general secretary – Boursorama

Philippe Martinez CGT (c) give a press conference with two other union leaders Renault Serge Depry CFTC (g) and Daniel Richter CFDT (d), on 4 April 1997 in Issy-les-Moulineaux, near Paris (AFP / Archive / Pascal Pavani)

The work developed by Thierry Lepaon group to his estate on Monday proposed to the Executive Committee of the CGT a new management team with Philippe Martinez for the job Secretary General learned internal source of AFP.

Mr. Martinez, fifties, is a former Renault Boulogne-Billancourt, who heads since 2008 the Federation of metals (the third of the plant).

Colette Duynslaeger, a number of the Federation of Post, is it proposed for the post of director-treasurer, a highly sensitive function, the previous, Eric Lafont, who resigned in the wake of revelations about expenditures for Mr. Lepaon.

The other eight members proposed future office are: Alain Alphon-Layre (UD Gard), Christine Thornton (UD North), Michele Chay (trade), Pascal Debay (UD Meurthe-et-Moselle), Virginia Gensel-IMBRECHT (number of the Federation of energy), Nathalie Metche-Nickles (utilities), Grégory Roux (railway), Philippe Texier (UD Gold Coast).

The former head of the CGT, Thierry Lepaon, January 11, 2015 during the “Republican On” in Paris (AFP / Thomas Samson)

These nominations proposed to the Executive Board, subject to debates Monday and if adopted they should be presented Tuesday at the National Confederal Committee (NAC, “parliament” CGT), only empowered to elect the office by a majority of two thirds.

Forced to resign last Wednesday, after two months of controversy over his lifestyle, he Lepaon, yet to the Executive Commission, kept his hand on the choice of his successor.

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