Jerome Fancy

Jerome Béguin is a Journaliste and militant Syndicaliste of the Canton of Geneva in Suisse

The Genevese Communist party

With its initiative in 2002 is founded the Genevese Communist party called commonly " Communistes". This party deposits in 2005, with 13.000 signatures, a cantonal popular initiative for the exemption from payment of the public Transports Genevese, then takes part in 2006 On the left in the creation of the coalition all! which gathers the Genevese political organizations with the left of the Socialist party.

Lawsuit with the extreme line

In 2002, Jerome Béguin diffuses on his site an anonymous leaflet distributed by a militant group and blaming the methods of industrial bakeries Pouly Tradition SA, and the political activities of the president of this company Olivier Wyssa. The leaflet qualifies the baker Aimé Pouly of " liar, robber and pollueur" and denounces with virulence Olivier Wyssa, directing National front (FN). In a first judgment, the Court grants to Jerome Béguin the possibility of putting forward its bona fide and the proof of the truth. After 4 years of lawsuit, Jerome Béguin is, in spring 2006, discharged major part of the loads but found guilty of slandering for the term of " voleur" and that of " néo-fasciste" qualifying Olivier Wyssa. He is condemned to a weak fine. A few months later, the lawyer of Jerome Fancy, Main Jean-Pierre Garbade, obtains, after a recourse, the regulation of the business and the cancellation of the judgment.

Trade union CUS

In 2003, Jerome Béguin takes part in the launching of interprofessional Trade union CUS Geneva. In 2004, it successfully defends the employees of the cafétaria of the House of associations of Geneva. Jerome Béguin is in addition member of Comedia, the Swiss trade union of the media and printing works, and judges with the Court of the Conciliation boards of Geneva.

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Site of Jerome Fancy

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