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Gilles Poux a communist mayor of La Courneuve, France since October 1996. He was born June 7, 1957 in Capdenac-Gare (Aveyron). He has lived in La Courneuve since 1982. He has one daughter. ==Biography== Gilles Poux was a student at the comprehensive school of Decazeville (Aveyron). From 1976 to 1978 he prepared and received BTS Technical in Marseilles. He then continued his studies at the University of Toulouse II - Le Mirail in 1979 and in Nanterre in 1980. From 1980 to 1981, Gilles Poux fulfill his military obligations in Provins (Seine-et-Marne). On 11 January 1982 he was hired as a technician at the Babcock factory.〔(Gilles Poux )〕 As a high school student, Gilles Poux was involved in the student movement against the 1975 Haby reform. At the same time, he participated in the demonstrations at Larzac, against the decision to enlarge the military camp. As a student, he became head of the Union of Communist Students(UEC). As an employee of the Babcock company in La Courneuve, he takes union responsibilities. Meanwhile, he has been involved in local politics, from 1988 to 1995, as secretary of the French Communist Party (FCP) cell of La Courneuve. A councilman in La Courneuve in 1989 on a list of union of the left led by James Marson, he became first deputy-mayor on 1 March 1995, delegate for employment and public procurement. On 26 October 1996 he took over from James Marson and became mayor.〔''"Regards sur La Courneuve"'' n°109, November 1996. (Municipal Archives of La Courneuve).〕 In 2001, Gilles Poux led the list of Union of the Left in La Courneuve, who was elected in the first round with 57.47% of votes cast. He was re-elected mayor on March 18, 2001〔''"Regards sur La Courneuve"'' n°158, April 2001. (Municipal Archives of La Courneuve).〕 and became vice president of the urban community Plaine Commune 1 January 2005, the date of the entry of the city into the intercommunality created in 2000. He held a referendum on local initiative (December 7, 2003) to allow the people of his city to have the final choice about joining to the agglomeration "Plaine Commune". Open to foreign residents in the city, the vote was challenged by the prefect, but the municipal attorney validated the decision of Courneuviens.〔''"Regards sur La Courneuve"'' n°185, October 2003. (Municipal Archives of La Courneuve).〕 In 2006, he originated a local initiative referendum on the right to vote and stand in local elections for resident aliens in the town on October 1, 2006, also challenged by the prefect of Seine-Saint -Denis, following a movement launched by Saint-Denis.〔''"Regards sur La Courneuve"'' n°224, Thursday 12th October to Wednesday, October 25, 2006. (Municipal Archives of La Courneuve).〕 Gilles Poux created new events in the city: the feast of the city (first edition at the FIFA World Cup 1998), "La Courneuve Plage" (from 2005), "A Sunday in the Country" (from 2006).〔http://www.ville la courneuve.fr〕 On several occasions, he marched alongside employees of the city. In particular, he refused the announced closure of the Alstom factory-Rateau in 2003 and supported the workers on strike. With them he won the preservation of the La Courneuve site.〔''"Regards sur La Courneuve"'' n°218, Thursday 15 June to Wednesday 28 juin 2006. (Municipal Archives of La Courneuve).〕 With other leftist mayors, he took anti-eviction and anti-electricity cuts within city limits stopped. He accelerated and amplified the urban renewal begun by his predecessor in mid-1980 from January 2005, and with membership in Plaine Commune, he is the vice president of the Urban Renewal and Urban Policy. In 2004, "Le Canard Enchaîné" called his integrity into question by saying that he had received an allocation of housing in May 2004 at the OPHLM La Courneuve (SACP municipal) when his income did not make him eligible for this type of housing.〔The house mayor agreed, Lauriane Gaud, Le Canard Enchaîné, September 15, 2004〕 Gilles Poux hosted in 2005 (following the shooting death of the little Sid Ahmed 19 June 2005), the Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy, who announced that he wants to ''clean up the city of Kärcher"''. After having first welcomed the progress due to the joint efforts of the prefecture and municipal services,〔''After the murder of Sid-Ahmed, boost to local folders'' Insights No. 206, September 2005 (http://www.ville%20la%20courneuve.fr/5_regards/206/regards.htm )〕 he then denounced unfulfilled commitments from the state〔''"Regards sur La Courneuve"'' collection from June 2005 to June 2006 (Municipal Archives of La Courneuve.)〕 FCP nominated him, at the end of March 2007, to be a candidate to succeed Muguette Jacquaint to the Legislature on the 3rd district of Seine-Saint -Denis.〔Le Parisien, Seine-Saint-Denis edition, April 2, 2007.〕 Coming in third with 17.99% of the vote, behind Daniel Goldberg and the candidate for the right, he was eliminated from the second round.〔() Résultat des élections], Ministry of Interior and Overseas Territories, June 16, 2007, accessed October 30, 2008〕 This old communist bastion district of Waldeck Rochet then Jack Ralite, passed into the hands of the Socilalist Party. In March 2008, he was re-elected mayor in the second round before the Socialist slate headed by Stephane Troussel and the right slate led by Kamel Hamza.〔(Nouveau conseil municipal ), Ministry of Interior, 16 March 2008, accessed March 24, 2008〕 He was reappointed Vice President Plain commune, and was one of eight delegates to the Committee SEDIF. He was elected Vice President of Water Commission of Ile-de-France on May 15, 2008.〔(Séance du Comité du 15 mai 2008 ), SEDIF, May 2008, accessed October 29, 2008〕 In contradiction of a request by Patrick Braouezec, he cosigned a petition〔(Appel pour une gestion publique de l'eau en Île-de-France ), Association pour le Contrat mondial de l'eau, accessed October 29, 2008.〕 calling for a return of the water distribution directly governed by SEDIF, he advocated October 10, 2008 to return delegated management to a private operator.〔(Bureau du Comité du 10 octobre 2008 ), SEDIF, October 2008, accessed October 29, 2008.〕〔(Veolia jusqu'à plus soif ), Politis, October 23, 2008, accessed 24 October 2008.〕 On 5 May 2009, he announced that his city filed a complaint with the High Authority against Discrimination and for Equality for territorial discrimination".〔(Courneuve porte plainte pour discriminations devant la Halde ), publisher = Le Monde, May 5, 2009, accessed May 7, 2009.〕 In the cantonal elections in March 2011, the FCP made the township of La Courneuve the symbol of its determination to recapture〔(Cantonales dans le 9-3 : affiches magiques et coups tordus ), Rue 89, March 9, 2010, accessed April 6, 2011.〕 the General Council seat. Opposed to the socialist Stephane Troussel, he received 32% of votes in the first round against 47% of the vote to the incumbent, for whom he withdrew in the second round.〔(Canton de La Courneuve ), Ministry of Interior, 27 March 2010, accessed April 6, 2011.〕 During the legislative elections in June 2012, he was the alternate to Marie-George Buffet. Although overtaken in three out of four cities, including La Courneuve, she topped the first round and then benefited from the withdrawal of the Socialist candidate〔(100 % des voix, 67 % d’abstention, 23 % de blancs et nuls ), Le Monde, June 18, 2012, accessed June 23, 2012.〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Gilles Poux」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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