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François Maurice Adrien Marie Mitterrand foi um estadista e presidente francês. Detém atualmente o recorde de longevidade (14 anos) na presidência da República Francesa. Foi o primeiro e (até hoje) único presidente da república oriundo do partido Socialista. Foi sob sua presidência que foi abolida a pena de morte na França, em 1981. Seu mandato presidencial encerrou-se em maio de 1995. Foi sucedido por Jacques Chirac, morrendo de câncer seis meses depois. More information...

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