Early life
Tracy Chamoun was born in 22 October 1960 to the Chamoun political family. She is one of two surviving children ofCareer
Dany Chamoun Foundation
Through the Dany Chamoun Foundation, Tracy Chamoun has sought to perpetuate the legacy of her father, who, on 21 October 1990, was assassinated together with his second wife and two children. Many received amnesty. Eleven associates are also sentenced. Her autobiography, ''Au Nom du Pere,'' centered on her relationship with her father and his life and work. In it, she recounts the harrowing experience in which she and her mother were kidnapped in 1980 during a surprise attack on the National Liberal Party headquarters by Phalangist militiamen under the command ofSyrian occupation
Chamoun was an outspoken critic of the formerTo what extent does the establishment believe that the population is so blind that it cannot see that the nation is far from independent? Like the myth of the emperor with no clothes, it is a charade that only the sycophants see and celebrate.
Political views
Chamoun is known for her moderate political views. She became the first woman to found a political party in the Arab world, called the "Liberal Democrats Party of Lebanon" (also translated as the Party of Liberal Democrats of Lebanon). She favors the building of a modern democracy, and has spoken out against what she sees as the feudal political system in which clan loyalties often play a more significant role than ideology in politics. Chamoun has vowed to continue to remind people of the truth behind the assassination of her slain father which she writes about in her books Le Sang De la Paix published by Lattes in France and () published by Antoine in Lebanon.Candidacy for presidency
On 29 August 2022, she announced her candidacy for presidency in the 2022 presidential election.See also
* Samir GeageaReferences
External links
*Further reading
*"Declaration on the anniversary of Dany Chamoun’s assassination", October 2008, Tayyar.org *"Warlord gets life, but plans his vacation" Robert Fisk, The Independent, 25 June 1995 {{DEFAULTSORT:Chamoun, Tracy 1960 births Living people Lebanese Maronites Lebanese people of Australian descent National Liberal Party (Lebanon) politicians 21st-century Lebanese women politicians 21st-century Lebanese politicians Chamoun family Ambassadors of Lebanon to Jordan Lebanese women ambassadors Lebanese memoirists Lebanese women memoirists Candidates for President of Lebanon