Nathalie Narrow part

Nathalie Goulet is a French political Femme , former lawyer, born the May 24th 1958.

Specialist in the Far East, it is also recognized for his competences as regards industry in the armament and shipbuilding industry.

It became sénatrice of the Orne the February 26th 2007, member of the group RDSE, following the death of her husband Daniel Goulet.

The weekly magazine the Flowering ash hebdo dated April 24th, 2007 révêle that two girls of the senator Goulet decided to carry felt sorry for assassination following the death of Daniel Goulet, died of one cerebral vascular accident at the hospital Sheikh Khalifa of Abou Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. It would aim Nathalie Goulet implicitly.

The reason for the death, “a massive spontaneous brain hemorrhage, secondary with its arterial hypertension”, is formally confirmed in Le Monde by professor Antoine Salloum, who dealt with the senator and who considers it “inevitable and natural”.

In a letter with the President of the Republic, Jacques Chirac, Daniel Goulet explained itself that “this step also had as an objective not dissimulated to make it possible (its) temporary to exert the plenitude of the functions of senator”, by requiring of the president a mention with the Official journal. According to the newspaper " Monde" on June 30th 2007, it had concluded its letter by these words: “Or will it be necessary that at 79 years I make so that my widow and substitute have to succeed me? ”

The Norman hebdo had also revealed that one of the girls of Daniel Goulet, which was its parliamentary assistant, had been laid off to have supported an political opponent of its father. It had been replaced by Nathalie Goulet.

She announced her intention to deposit felt sorry for libelous denunciation. No legal information has for the moment be open.

Articles

“ Reflections on a strategy of diversification of the shipbuilding industry ”, by Nathalie Narrow part, Senator substitute for the Flowering ash, (in " The Parlementaire" Review; n°892)

External bond

Its card on the site of the Senate

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