France: Billionaire Olivier Bouygues Before the Court for Destruction of Protected Bird Species
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Billionaire Olivier Bouygues and five other defendants are tried on Monday and Tuesday before the Orléans Correctional Court for the destruction of protected bird species in the Sologne forest. The businessman, son of the founder of the Bouygues group, giant of the BTP, telecoms and media, has been accused of destroying wild species, some of them protected, for years, on the pretext that they would hinder his hunting practice.
Destruction of protected species, prohibited carrying of weapons, 17 civil party associations... The Bouygues trial is held on Monday 7 and Tuesday 8 September 2026 in Orléans (Loiret).
Billionaire Olivier Bouygues appears before the correctional court of Orléans for the destruction of protected species in his domain of Sologne Billionaire Olivier Bouygues and five others
Billionaire Olivier Bouygues will appear for two days before the Orléans Correctional Court. He is prosecuted alongside five co-prevenients for destroying protected species in organized bands and illegal animal husbandry on his property in La Ferté-Saint-Aubin, Sologne.
Six defendants, including the businessman, are tried on 7 and 8 September at the Correctional Court of Orleans for the destruction of protected species organized in its 600-hectare solognot estate.
Billionaire Olivier Bouygues and five other defendants are tried Monday 7 and Tuesday 8 September 2026 in the correctional court of Orleans for the destruction of species of birds protected in the forest of Sologne.
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