At 38 years old, Georges Fils Brignol completed his secondary education at Saint-Louis de Gonzague. His schoolmates recall his student years as they do his academic ones. "I remember a shy, respectful boy who rarely spoke up. He was intelligent, diligent, and always ready to help others," reminisces one of his classmates, who admitted he never imagined Brignol entering politics, let alone becoming Minister of Public Health and Population. "There’s a typical profile for a minister. When I learned he was pursuing medicine,
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