Jean-Louis Borloo pictured as they leave a funeral mass dedicated to Bernard Tapie, the French business magnate, actor and politician, at the Major cathedrol in Marseille, southeastern France, on October 8, 2021.

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Bernard Tapie Funeral, Marseille, France - 08 Oct 2021

Jean-Pierre Papin and French politician Jean-Louis Borloo (R) carry the coffin

Mass in tribute to Bernard Tapie, Paris, France - 06 Oct 2021

Jean Pierre Papin, Jean-Louis Borloo and Claude Lelouch carry Bernard Tapie's coffin

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building in the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

Education Program Chanteloup, Chanteloup-Les-Vignes, France - 04 Feb 2021

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building decorated with a painting of the poet Arthur Rimbaud on the emblematic square of the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building decorated with a painting of the poet Gerard de Nerval on the emblematic square of the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. Buildings of the Noe district with, in the background, a painting by the poet Gerard de Nerval. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building decorated with a painting of the poet Mallarme on the emblematic square of the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building decorated with paintings by the poets Mallarme and Gerard de Nerval on the emblematic square of the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building decorated with a painting of the poet Paul Valery on the emblematic square of the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building decorated with a painting of the poet Baudelaire on the emblematic square of the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A building decorated with paintings by the poets Arthur Rimbaud and Baudelaire on the emblematic square of the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

Chanteloup-les-Vignes, France, 4 February 2021. A sign to watch out for children in the city of La Noe. This district, thought by the architect Emile Aillaud to be a utopia, quickly turned into a nightmare, with unemployment, violence and drug trafficking during the 90s. Since then, the city has been one of the first to benefit from the urban renewal programme launched in 2003 by the Minister of Urban Affairs, Jean-Louis Borloo.

Parliamentarians' seminar Les Republicains LR, Paris, France - 08 Oct 2020

Bernard Deflesselles, Damien Abad, Francois-Xavier Bellamy and Jean-Louis Borloo.

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