[Direct] : Didier Laguerre is the new president of CACEM

This Saturday, April 11, 2026, the CACEM (Agglomeration Community of Center of Martinique) installed its new mandate. Following the municipal elections, the 56 community elected officials met to officially launch the 2026-2032 period.

An election without surprises

Didier Laguerre was elected this Saturday as president of the intercommunality, bringing together the municipalities of Fort-de-France, Le Lamentin, Schoelcher and Saint-Joseph.

This choice indeed respects the principle of rotating presidency established historically between the member municipalities. Didier Laguerre thus succeeds Luc-Louison Clémenté. The fifty-year-old spoke after his election:

CACEM is one of the beating hearts of Martinique. I hope that this mandate will allow us to respond to the challenges of ecological transition, economic support, support for our young people, as well as mobility and transport, which greatly disrupt the lives of residents.

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Composition of the board:

28 seats for Fort-De-France dont : 
– 21 pour la liste de Didier Laguerre « Démocrates et progressistes »Â
– 4 for the list of Steve Moreau « We double for Fodfwans APY »Â
– 3 for the list of Francis Carole « Action Foyal to start Fodfwans »Â

15 seats for Lamentin dont : 
– 13 for David Zobda’s list “The Greatest Lamentin”
– 1 for the list of Raoul Oliny « Pou a lot Lanmantin »Â
– 1 for Fabrice Dunon “The strong Lamentin, the Proud Lamentin”

6 seats for Saint-Joseph dont : 
– 5 for Yann Monplaisir’s list “Together succeed in Saint-Jospeh”
– 1 for Laurent Saint-Honoré’s list “A new energy for Saint-Joseph”

7 seats for Schoelcher dont : 
– 6 for Daniel Chomet’s list “United for Schoelcher”
– 1 for Didier Marmot’s list “L’Union avec Vivre à Schoelcher”

 

Les 15 vice-présidents élus 

• 1st vice-president: David Zobda
• 2nd vice-president: Yan Monplaisir
• 3ème vice-président : Daniel Chomet
• 4ème vice-président : Raphaël Séminor
• 5th vice-president: Claudie Vétro
• 6ème vice-président : Claude Adèle
• 7th vice-president: Franck Sainte-Rose-Rosemond
• 8ème vice-président : Claude Joseph
• 9ème vice-président : Miguel Marie-Luce 
• 10th vice-president: Gladys Ranlin
• 11ème vice-président : José Crampel
• 12ème vice-président : Luc Jouye De Grandmaison
• 13ème vice-président : Peggy Charles
• 14ème vice-président : Rodrigue Duféal
• 15ème vice-président : Valérie Vertale