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Government of France Suspends Several High-Ranking Officials After Positive Anti-Drug Controls

Summary by El Periódico
The fight against drugs has reached the highest levels of the French government. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced on Wednesday that several members of ministerial cabinets and senior officials have been removed from office after giving positive results in the anti-drug tests. In recent weeks, the Executive had introduced a new measure that forced government officials to undergo surprise drug tests, as an exemplary measure within the fi…

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The fight against drugs has reached the highest levels of the French government. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced on Wednesday that several members of ministerial cabinets and senior officials have been removed from office after giving positive results in the anti-drug tests. In recent weeks, the Executive had introduced a new measure that forced government officials to undergo surprise drug tests, as an exemplary measure within the fi…

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France's prime minister relies on unannounced drug tests in ministries – after initial positive results, employees have to clear their posts.

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France's prime minister relies on unannounced drug tests in ministries – after initial positive results, employees have to clear their posts.

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France's prime minister relies on unannounced drug tests in ministries - according to initial positive findings, employees have to clear their posts.

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"We cannot condemn the murders of 16-year-olds in the "neighbourhoods" and, at the same time, tolerate consumption in the "better neighborhoods"", explained the Prime Minister in an interview in Paris-Match.

·Paris, France
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The Prime Minister had demanded random controls within departments and their offices and in senior administration.

·Paris, France
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parismatch.com broke the news on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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