US EditionVaucluse. Ineligibility for the Lorho-Bompard Duo in Orange: "This Condemnation Opens a Democratic Door"
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On Monday 26 January, Mayor Ligue du Sud, Yann Bompard, and MP RN Marie-France Lorho, were sentenced by the Marseille Correctional Court... The Municipal article in Orange: barely buried the Bompard dynasty reborn from its ashes appeared first on Current Values.
In the case of misappropriation of public funds of the National Assembly, subornation of witnesses and concealment, the deputy Marie-France Lorho (RN) and the mayor of Orange Yann Bompard (Ligue du Sud) each received 18 months of suspended imprisonment, 5 years of ineligibility with provisional execution.
In the same case, MP RN of Vaucluse Marie-France Lorho was also sentenced to 18 months' suspended imprisonment and rendered ineligible.
We talked about it in our newsletter last week: the judgment concerning Marie-France Lorho and Yann Bompard was due to fall on Monday, January 26, 2026. To understand the case, it is necessary to go back in time. The shadow of Jacques Bompard Jacques Bompard was deputy for the Vaucluse, first from 1986 to 1988, and then from 2012 to 2017. He became mayor of Orange from 1995 to 2021. He was first a member of the Front National, before making a de…
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