Michel Hastings: "From the Presidency of the Republic to the Prison, Nicolas Sarkozy Is a Case of School of Disgrace"
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While the prosecutor again demanded seven years in prison against the former head of state in the Libyan appeal trial, the political scientist analyses in an essay the springs of the disgrace, a story of fall as well as a parable of the tragic face-to-face between power and the precarious human condition.
On Wednesday, 13 May, the Attorney General's Office demanded the conviction of Nicolas Sarkozy for association of criminals, corruption, concealment of embezzlement of public funds and illegal financing of campaign. At the end of their requisitions, the Advocates General demanded against him a sentence of seven years' imprisonment, 300 000 euros fine and five years of ineligibility. The summary in seven minutes.
After two and a half months of hearings, two murderous letters signed by his own arm-right and tears paid by the families of the DC 10, the Attorney General's Office claimed only 7 years in prison against Nicolas Sarkozy for association of criminals,...
The Attorney General's Office is demanding seven years in prison for Nicolas Sarkozy in the Libyan financing case, before the final decision is expected in November 2026.
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