Sarkozy accusato di molestie sessuali

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Sarkozy braced for slew of criminal probes as presidential immunity comes to an end

Ex-French President expected to be summoned by judges investigating a variety of fraud cases:
-One judge believes that France's richest woman may have illegally contributed 800,000 euros to his 2007 election campaign
-Also facing questions about the 'Karachi Affair', which involves illegal arms sales to Pakistan and the murders of 11 French workers
-Compelling claims that he may have received millions in illegal funding from the late Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi
-Comes after Former President Jacques Chirac was handed two-year suspended prison term last December for misusing public funds


Sarkozy's immunity ends at midnight tonight following his election defeat to Francois Hollande last month


NEW BOOK PORTRAYS SARKOZY AS 'VIOLENT DICTATOR WHO HAD SEX WITH FEMALE POLITICIANS'... AND IT WAS WRITTEN BY MEMBER OF HIS OWN PARTY

A controversial new book has portrayed Nicolas Sarkozy as a violent dictator who had sex with female politicians in his office at the Elysee Palace.

The thinly-veiled fictional account of his presidency written by a member of his own UMP political party is said to have sent shockwaves through his inner circle.

Author Marie-Celie Guillaume has insisted that although names and dates have been changed, all the events depicted are based on fact.

In one scene in her book, The Monarch, His Son, His Fiefdom, the character Rocky, who is said to be based on Sarkozy, is miming boxing moves in front of a mirror in his office when a young female MP enters.

Ms Guillaume, who claims the event actually happened, said the woman had come to ask him about funding for a museum project, but he replied by telling her he was feeling 'very hot'.

He is quoted as telling the MP: 'Look at the state I'm in. You can't leave me like this. Be nice. You can see I need relaxing. Come on, it's no big deal.'

The woman is then said to have 'obliged' Sarkozy with a 'little treat'.

But Ms Guillaume adds: 'The sexual exchange was very brief because the monarch was very busy.'

France's 20 Minutes news website said: 'The author has said publicly that this is a true story.'

Ms Guillaume was chief cabinet director to the head of Sarkozy's UMP party Patrick Devedjian, and is said to have turned against the president when he overlooked Mr Devedjian for a place in government.

In an interview with France's Marianne magazine, Ms Guillaume insisted she was not seeking revenge on Sarkozy for betraying her former boss.

She said: 'I wrote it because I needed an outlet.

'These are the kinds of things that go on in the corridors of power. Everything I have written about is based on fact.'

Asked which character most embodied the 'political violence' portrayed in the book, she added: 'Rocky, and his violence is all the more shocking because he is the monarch and the person who is supposed to unite and pacify.'

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