Sarkozy accuses justice system of trying to ‘humiliate’ him

Former president Nicolas Sarkozy has accused France’s justice system of trying to “humiliate” and “destroy” him, after he was charged in a corruption probe that could spell trouble for his future political ambitions.

Sarkozy accuses justice system of trying to ‘humiliate’ him

Former president Nicolas Sarkozy has accused France’s justice system of trying to “humiliate” and “destroy” him, after he was charged in a corruption probe that could spell trouble for his future political ambitions.

The former conservative party leader fought back in a broadcast interview on Wednesday, just hours after his release from questioning over a highly publicised investigation into judicial allegations that he took €50m in illegal campaign funds from Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi.

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