Inauguration of Avenue Jeacques Chirac - Toulouse

Inauguration of Avenue Jeacques Chirac - Toulouse

Jean-Luc Moudenc, mayor of the city, and Claude Chirac. Two years after the death of President Jacques Chirac, the city of Toulouse (France) inaugurated an avenue in his name. In the presence of his daughter Claude Chirac, a plaque was unveiled on September 28, 2021. Photo by Patrick Batard / ABACAPRESS.COM

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