Scandale Des Commandites: Jean Chrtien, Commission Gomery, Chronologie Du Scandale Des Commandites, Daniel LeBlanc, Alfonso Gagliano

by Livres Groupe (Editor)

Les achats comprennent une adhsion l'essai gratuite au club de livres de l'diteur, dans lequel vous pouvez choisir parmi plus d'un million d'ouvrages, sans frais. Le livre consiste d'articles Wikipedia sur: Jean Chrtien, Commission Gomery, Chronologie Du Scandale Des Commandites, Daniel Leblanc, Alfonso Gagliano, John Gomery, Jean Pelletier, Jacques Corriveau, Jean Brault, Charles Guit. Non illustr. Mises jour gratuites en ligne. Extrait: Joseph Jacques Jean Chrtien, C.P., C.R., C.C., OM, B.A., LL.L., LL.D. (n le 11 janvier 1934 Shawinigan, au Qubec) fut le vingtime premier ministre du Canada, du 4 novembre 1993 jusqu'au 12 dcembre 2003, sous la bannire du Parti libral. N Baie de Shawinigan (aujourd'hui Shawinigan) (province de Qubec) dix-huitime d'une famille de dix-neuf enfants (dont 10 morts la naissance), Jean Chrtien obtient son diplme de droit l'Universit Laval, Qubec, puis s'engage dans une carrire politique. Il est lu dput libral au Parlement canadien en 1963, et conserve son sige lors des sept lections subsquentes (1965, 1968, 1972, 1974, 1979, 1980, 1984). Il devient le Secrtaire parlementaire du premier ministre Pearson en 1966, puis secrtaire du ministre des Finances Mitchell Sharp. Il obtient son premier poste au cabinet de Lester B. Pearson en 1967, en tant que ministre sans portefeuille attach aux finances. Lorsque Pearson dmissionne, en 1968, Pierre Trudeau lui succde et dclenche les 28e lections gnrales, qu'il remporte. Il donne alors Jean Chrtien le poste de ministre des Affaires indiennes et du Nord canadien, poste qu'il occupera pendant toute la dure du 28 Parlement. En 1974, Trudeau le nomme Secrtaire du Conseil du Trsor, o il acquerra le surnom de Doctor No, en raison de sa tendance souvent dire non aux demandes coteuses des ministres du cabinet Trudeau. Nomm ministre de l'Industrie et du Commerce le 14 septembre 1976, il accde un an plus ...http: //booksllc.net/?l=fr

50 pages, Paperback

Published August 7, 2010

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Livres Groupe is a publisher of books whose content comes exclusively from Wikipedia articles in French. The publisher is the French branch of the American publisher Books LLC which publishes books consisting of Wikipedia articles in English. The publisher Livres Groupe was mainly active in 2010 (year of its launch) where the house published more than 60,000 books in just a few months, then became discreet by stopping completely the edition of new books from 2013.

Virulent criticisms were made against the publishing house Livres Books, which sold for more than 10 euros (or up to almost 50 euros) books whose contents could be freely available via the Internet. Although the publishing house did nothing illegal (the content of the original articles was free and the pseudonyms of their authors were cited), there was no indication at first sight that the books were just a compilation of Wikipedia articles, which could mislead buyers on online sales sites. The editor believed meanwhile that the books were "bought by people who prefer to read on paper than on a screen," and defended misleading the consumer.

Starting in mid-2010, books published by Livres Groupe flooded online sales sites such as Amazon or PriceMinister , on which a "Livres Groupe" search resulted in more than 60,000 results. Amazon and PriceMinister have subsequently responded to this problem by removing from their search engine all books published by this controversial publisher.