Requisitions in the Libyan trial: "Selected words to upset Nicolas Sarkozy and strike the opinion", denounces one of his lawyers

The National Financial Prosecutor's Office demanded seven years in prison on Thursday against former head of state Nicolas Sarkozy, accused of having forged a pact of corruption with Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.

The National Financial Prosecutor's Office concluded its requisitions by demanding an exemplary sentence of seven years in prison against Nicolas Sarkozy to sanction the pact of corruption sealed with the Libyan dictatorship for the financing of his 2007 campaign.

At the Sarkozy-Kadhafi trial, the financial prosecutors therefore claimed seven years in prison against the former president. Patrick Cohen's explanations.

Find our editorial on Friday, March 28, 2025. The earthquake of the requisitions is at the height of indifference around these three months of audience. This was not yet another trial for a

A sentence "firm, just and dissuasive" in view of the "seriousness of the facts": the financial prosecutor demanded on Thursday seven years in prison against former head of state Nicolas Sarkozy, accused of having forged a pact of corruption with the "inconceivable" Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi to satisfy his "devoring political ambitions".

The financial prosecutor's office demanded seven years in prison and 300,000 euros in fine against Nicolas Sarkozy on Thursday...