Charly Talbot

Charly Talbot , born in Vielsalm on June 14th 1937 deceased with Vielsalm on December 8th 2003 is a militant Walloon, trade unionist and Belgian politician. Delegated FGTB (SETCA), he becomes member of the Walloon Rassemblement which seems to him to answer the wishes of its trade union concerning the autonomy of Wallonia. This sergeant of manufacture to Chertal is elected on March 10th 1974 with the Room to represent there the administrative Arrondissement of Liege. When the turning on the left of the Walloon Gathering in December 1976 takes place), Charly Talbot chooses in favor of this step. He then claimed federalism of Proudhon, which is a whole vision of the company. Team leader of the Walloon Gathering to the Room, it challenges hard the government of Léo Tindemans of which make however part two of his/her political friends Robert Moreau and Pierre Bertrand on the Walloon iron and steel industry. Opposite the silence of the Prime Minister, the parliamentary group of the RW abstains from voting the budget (March 3rd). The following day, on the insistence of Léo Tindemans, the king revokes the two Ministers for the Walloon Gathering, causing the crisis. With the elections of April 17th, 1977, Talbot becomes co-opted senator. It loses its seat at the time of the elections of 1978 and reinstates its company, but does not arrive to réhabituer to its old employment and then becomes guard-forester in the area of Vielsalm.

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