On Saturday, April 11, 2026, the CACEM (Community of Agglomeration of Central Martinique) inaugurated its new term. Following the municipal elections, the 56 community councillors came together to officially start the 2026-2032 period.
Election without surprises
Didier Laguerre was elected last Saturday as the president of the intermunicipality, which includes the towns of Fort-de-France, Le Lamentin, Schoelcher, and Saint-Joseph.
This choice indeed respects the principle of rotating presidency historically established among the member towns. Didier Laguerre succeeds Luc-Louison Clément. The fifty-year-old expressed himself after his election:
“The CACEM is one of the beating hearts of Martinique. I hope this term will allow us to meet the challenges of ecological transition, economic support, support for our youth, as well as mobility and transportation, which greatly disrupt the lives of residents.”
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Composition of the council:
– 28 seats for Fort-de-France including: – 21 for Didier Laguerre’s list “Democrats and Progressives” – 4 for Steeve Moreau’s list “Nou doubout pou Fodfwans APY” – 3 for Francis Carole’s list “Aksyon Foyal pou démarée Fodfwans”
– 15 seats for Le Lamentin including: – 13 for David Zobda’s list “Le Lamentin plus grand” – 1 for Raoul Oliny’s list “Pou an lot Lanmantin” – 1 for Fabrice Dunon’s list “Le Lamentin fort, le Lamentin Fier”
– 6 seats for Saint-Joseph including: – 5 for Yann Monplaisir’s list “Ensemble réussir Saint-Jospeh” – 1 for Laurent Saint-Honoré’s list “Une énergie nouvelle pour Saint-Joseph”
– 7 seats for Schoelcher including: – 6 for Daniel Chomet’s list “Unis pour Schoelcher” – 1 for Didier Marmot’s list “L’Union avec Vivre à Schoelcher”
The 15 elected vice-presidents:
1. David Zobda 2. Yan Monplaisir 3. Daniel Chomet 4. Raphaël Séminor 5. Claudie Véto 6. Claude Adèle 7. Franck Sainte-Rose-Rosemond 8. Claude Joseph 9. Miguel Marie-Luce 10. Gladys Ranlin 11. José Crampel 12. Luc Jouyé De Grandmaison 13. Peggy Charles 14. Rodrigue Duféal 15. Valérie Vertale
