(Reuters) - Former Quebec premier Jacques Parizeau, a separatist who nearly succeeded in turning the French-speaking Canadian province into an independent country, has died. He was 84.
Parizeau's wife, Lisette Lapointe, announced his death late Monday on social media.
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