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On 30 July 2015, after the death of Alain Millot, who had succeeded him as Mayor of Dijon, Rebsamen announced that he would run for that post again. On 10 August 2015, he was re-elected Mayor of Dijon, and a few days later he resigned his ministerial post. On 6 December 2016, he was offered the post
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since 1948, and resigned then from the post of general counselor. In the Senate, he was a member of the National Committee on Finance, Budget Control, and Economic Accounts. After the Senatorial elections of 25 September 2011, and the election of 1 October, Rebsamen was chosen to lead the Socialist
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After being diagnosed with cancer, Rebsamen announced on 10 April 2018 that he would not be able to serve as Mayor of Dijon and President of the Dijon Metropolis during his treatment, and thus appointed Nathalie Koenders as interim president and
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In 2012, Rebsamen opposed a government effort tried to prevent politicians from holding multiple posts, and said that if forced to choose between continuing as Senator or as Mayor of Dijon he would opt for the latter.
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in Dijon for several months in 1939–40. In that same city, after the war, the senior Rebsamen married Denise Agron, daughter of Édouard Agron, a surgeon and radical socialist, originally from Briennon in the
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Rebsamen was elected in March 1998 as the general councilor of the canton of Dijon-5, winning 51.5% of the votes and defeating the incumbent, Pierre Barbier (RPR).
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Rebsamen began his professional and political career by serving as chief of staff for the Regional Council of Burgundy from 1979 to 1983, where he worked alongside
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Rebsamen directed the Socialist Party's campaign for the March 2004 regional and cantonal elections, and in 2005 ran the campaign for a "yes" vote in the
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In 1994, Rebsamen was elected to the Regional Council of Burgundy. In 1997 he ran in the legislative elections in the first district of
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Sportouch, Benjamin; Remaniement : François Rebsamen a refusé le poste de ministre de l'Intérieur; RTL; 12 June 2016;
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From 2007 to 2008, Rebsamen was a director of Dexia-Crédit Local de France, resigning a few days before it went bankrupt.
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Pierron, Maud; Non-cumul des mandats: François Rebsamen rejette l'engagement d'Hollande; 20 Minutes; 28 August 2012;
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On 2 April 2014, Rebsamen was appointed Minister of Labor, Employment and Social Dialogue in the government of
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VIDEOS. Valls au sujet de son gouvernement : "Nous sommes tous Hollandais"; Le Parisian; 2 April 2014;
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Le maire de Dijon, François Rebsamen, annonce qu'il est atteint d'un cancer; France Bleu; 10 April 2018;
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François Rebsamen: un proche de François Hollande chargé du dialogue social; Le Point; 4 February 2014;
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Rebsamen earned a master's degree in public law, a DESS in economics and a degree in political science.
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Rebsamen quitte le gouvernement affublé du titre de "ministre du chômage"; Le Figaro; 10 August 2015;
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while the latter was First Secretary of the Socialist Party (1992-1993), then as technical advisor to
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of Minister of the Interior, which he refused because he preferred to remain Mayor of Dijon.
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Hassoux, Didder; François Rebsamen. Une trempe d'éléphant; Liberacion; 15 March 2003;
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Dijon : troisième mandat pour François Rebsamen; Le Bien Public; 31 March 2014;
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Huet, Sophie; Non-cumul: "Je choisirai Dijon" (Rebsamen); Le Figaro; 12 June 2013;
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to withdraw their candidacy for president of France, and explicitly supported
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Dijon : Denise Rebsamen est décédée; Le Bien Public; August 26, 2015
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French referendum on the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe
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Alain Millot prend la mairie de Dijon; Le Bien Public; April 6, 2014
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In the early 1970s, Rebsamen was an active member of the
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Ensemble Citoyens
Progressive Federation

Mayor
Dijon
Incumbent
Robert Poujade
Minister of Labour
Manuel Valls
Michel Sapin
Myriam El Khomri
Dijon
France
Socialist Party
Progressive Federation
politician
Minister of Social Affairs
Socialist Party
Protestant
Stuttgart
Renault
Loire
Popular Front
Pierre Joxe
André Billardon
Laurent Fabius
Jean-Jack Queyranne
Ligue communiste révolutionnaire
1989 French municipal elections
Côte-d'Or

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