Anne Lauvergeon, march 20, 2014. – NICOLAS MESSYASZ/SIPA

The former boss of Areva, Anne Lauvergeon defended concealing the financial difficulties of the French nuclear group to keep his place, Wednesday, in a televised interview. “I have never concealed no loss “, she said in the show exhibits that aired Wednesday night on France 3. She described as” absurd ” the idea that it would have acted to keep his seat.

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” If I had wanted to keep my place at the head of Areva, certainly would I have acted a little differently compared to some of the requests that I had made by the political power “, she assured, referring to the willingness to sell nuclear power plants to Libya’s former leader Muammar Gaddafi, or to assign the activity mines of the group to interest-qatari in particular. “I have not sought to please,” added the one who had finally been pushed out in 2011 under the presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy.

Alerted as early as 2008 on the difficulties of exploitation of the deposits

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