Dominique Strauss-Kahn was released

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Dominique Strauss-Kahn was released


Dominic Strauss-Kahn left his apartment in Manhattan, in which he spent a month under house arrest. He came out of the porch, smiling, hugging his wife Anne Sinclair. The journalists, however, did not receive any comments from them. On the eve of his lawyer Benjamin Bruffman said that the former head of the IMF will speak only on his return to France, when he will be removed from all charges.

The New York court released Strauss-Kahn from house arrest in connection with the new circumstances of the case. Materials that prove to the prosecutor’s office that the maid of the Sofitel Hotel lied to investigators fell to the prosecutor’s office. In addition, there were suspicions that the woman had set everything up. But for now - even though the financier was released, the case is not closed. Nobody removed charges from him, and he cannot leave the territory of the United States.

However, these news could not help but encourage the French socialists. Supporters of Strauss-Kahn are sure that the scandal had no effect on his reputation, and his chances of winning were almost better than before the episode at the Sofitel Hotel. So, an economist can easily send Sarkozy into retirement.

“This drama has been stretching for too long. We all hope that we will soon find out the truth - and justice will prevail,” says Segolene Royal.

“Of course, it’s too early to talk about prospects. But, if you ask me, I’m ready to say: yes, he will participate in the presidential race. After all, he has the character of a fighter - and he will fight for his honor,” said Jean-Marie Le Gwen, reports channel Russia-24.
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  1. His
    +1
    2 July 2011 09: 45
    The play is over
  2. atheist
    0
    2 July 2011 12: 28
    everything is correct, the new minister of the IMF was appointed, so why put him in prison, let him walk
  3. +1
    2 July 2011 13: 57
    that's a circus.
  4. voin-xnumx
    0
    2 July 2011 21: 24
    A normal person understands everything. (Probably only in Obama’s homeland in Kenya this joke was swallowed).
  5. mitrich
    0
    3 July 2011 10: 09
    Well here is incomprehensible, VOIN-72. I exchanged freedom for resigning as IMF chairman and candidate for president of France.
    And judging by the fact that journalists describe the face of the maid in the style of "you can't climb without a bottle (2,3 ???)", you can't call it a "honey" trap. As if few pretty girls would refuse to retire with him? So, an impudent and humiliating setup for an elderly person.
    Even I, the KENYAN, understood this.
    1. voin-xnumx
      0
      3 July 2011 11: 33
      Yes, obviously he doesn’t pull on a macho, they set up his grandfather in old age. Now Sarkozy is feeling fine.