US EditionNew French Pm in Controversy: Information on His Cv Turns Out to Be Inaccurate
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Less than two weeks after his appointment as Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu appears to be facing controversy. His resume states he holds a master's degree in law. But that appears to be untrue, according to Frank Renout, our correspondent in Paris. He reportedly only completed the first year and therefore doesn't hold a diploma.
For years, it was claimed he had a master's degree in law. Now it's come out that he only studied law for a year.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has never validated the Master of Public Law he has been claiming for years. Mediapart's investigation reveals that information, relayed since 2016 by several
The head of government stopped in the fourth year of a five-year course.
Contrary to what was posted in his biography on the government site, the former Minister of the Army left his education before graduation.
ledauphine.com
A Mediapart investigation published this Friday accuses the Prime Minister of inflating his CV by mentioning the obtaining of a master's degree in public law that he has never actually finished. Contacted, Sébastien Lecornu's entourage pleaded good faith.
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