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Sacrée Sécu
Overview
The whole world envies it; it is the symbol of a united France, a source of national pride, almost an idol! The french Social Security system is celebrating its 80th anniversary. But at a time when public accounts are showing a huge deficit and the age pyramid is reversing, its future and its financing are being called into question. How can this jewel be preserved without causing it to lose its lustre? Can the untouchable be touched ? Sacrée Sécu lifts the veil on the history, legends and taboos surrounding a model that is unique in the world.
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Cast
Bruno Valat
Self - Historian specialised in social welfare systems
Charlotte Siney
Self - Historian specialised in mutual insurance and social protection
Charles de Gaulle
Self (voice archive)
Jean-Marcel Jeanneney
Self (archive) - Minister of Social Affairs (1966–1968)
Julien Damon
Self - Sociologist
Agnès Buzyn
Self - Professor of Medicine, Minister of Solidarity and Health (2017–2020)
Marie-Claire Carrère-Gée
Self - Senator for Paris (Les Républicains), former minister
François Hollande
Self - President of the French Republic (2012-2017)
Maxime Sbaihi
Self - Economist, essayist
Xavier Bertrand
Self - President of the Hauts-de-France region, former Minister of Health
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