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France: Minister of Culture Rachida Dati Threatens Corruption Trial

Summary by Frankfurter Allgemeine
France's Minister of Culture Rachida Dati is regarded as one of the most dazzling figures in Paris' politics. She is accused of corruption in several cases and could soon face a trial.

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France's Minister of Culture Rachida Dati is regarded as one of the most dazzling figures in Paris' politics. She is accused of corruption in several cases and could soon face a trial.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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In its final petition, the PNF called for the Minister of Culture to be judged for corruption and influence trafficking, alongside Renault-Nissan's former boss Carlos Ghosn.

·Paris, France
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Despite the request made by Rachida Dati, seeking the annulment of the final petition of the National Financial Prosecutor's Office (PNF), the Paris Court of Appeal has just rejected her. Her lawyer could appeal in cassation.

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The threat of a trial for corruption and influence trafficking is approaching for the Minister of Culture.

·Paris, France
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The PNF requests that the Minister of Culture be judged, in particular for corruption and passive influence trafficking per person holding a public elected office in an international organisation, the European Parliament.

·Paris, France
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By Nabil D. – The corrupt lobbyist for the rogue regime in Rabat, hitherto untouched by the blessing of the French deep state, has one foot in prison. The Moroccan woman, infiltrated by André Azoulay into the inner workings of the French and European state – government and parliament – will soon be tried, the court having logically rejected her appeal, all the evidence confirming her venality. “According to our information, the public prosecutor…

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L'Opinion broke the news in on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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