Yves Guéna (French pronunciation: [iv ɡena]; 6 July 1922 – 3 March 2016) was a French politician. In 1940, he joined the Free French Forces in the United...

Constitutional Council of France by President of France Jacques Chirac, replacing Yves Guéna, until he was succeeded by Jean-Louis Debré in February 2007. He had been...

Political offices Preceded by Yves Guéna Minister of Posts and Telecommunications 1968 Succeeded by Yves Guéna Preceded by Albin Chalandon Minister of...

Pisani (1988–1995) Camille Cabana (1995–2002) Denis Bauchard (2002–2004) Yves Guéna (2004–2007) Dominique Baudis (2007–2009) Dominique Baudis and Bruno Levallois...

because of the Elf scandal, Dumas took official leave from the Council and Yves Guéna assumed the interim presidency. In 2005, the Council again attracted some...

March 1998 – 3 March 2007 Appointed by René Monory President Roland Dumas Yves Guéna Pierre Mazeaud Preceded by Jean Cabannes Succeeded by Renaud Denoix de...

Alexandre Sanguinetti 1974–75: Jacques Chirac 1975–76: André Bord 1976: Yves Guéna Gaullist Party Lind, Michael (2013). Simon and Schuster (ed.). Up from...

Guichard – Minister of Housing, Tourism, Regional Planning, and Equipment Yves Guéna – Minister of Transport Joseph Comiti – Minister of Relations with Parliament...

was a substitute for Yves Guéna for the Independent Republicans in the National Assembly for Dordogne's 1st constituency, as Guéna was twice named Minister...

Appointed by François Mitterrand Preceded by Robert Badinter Succeeded by Yves Guéna Minister of Foreign Affairs In office 10 May 1988 – 28 March 1993 President...