Benoît Duquesne is since January 2005 the presenter and director of the 'Complément d'Enquête' programme at France 2. 'Complément d'Enquête' is a programme of 90 minutes of investigations about reports and testimonies about different themes of society like the immigration of immigrants with no papers, the Grégory affaire and the Clearstream affaire.

Benoît Duquesne began his journalistic and TV career in 1982 at Europe 1 as a reporter at the general information department in charge of police records and affairs, and he presented the morning news. In 1994 he came to France 2 where he was a service manager of general information, the replacement to present the newspapers of the 13h and 20h news and he presented 'Live in France'. In 1997 he became in charge of exceptional reports from Russia, Kosovo, Jordan and France and was the replacement for the presentation of several news editions and in 2000 he became the presenter of the 13h and 20h news. In 2001 he began with with 'Complément d'Enquête', as part of the creation and redaction, later on he did the management and presentation.

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