One Year In Prison Including Six Months Firm Required Against Nicolas Sarkozy

One Year In Prison Including Six Months Firm Required Against Nicolas Sarkozy

File photo - Nicolas Sarkozy addresses the French employers' association Medef summer meeting at the Longchamp horse racetrack in Paris, France on August 29, 2019. - One year in prison, six months of which were required against former President Nicolas Sarkozy as part of the Bygmalion trial. The prosecutors, who delivered an indictment lasting more than five hours, also demanded a fine of 3,750 euros against Nicolas Sarkozy. The former president was on trial for illegal financing for the 2012 presidential campaign. Photo by Eliot Blondet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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