Nicolas Sarkozy prepares to hand over presidency - and judicial immunity

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outgoing president likely to return to the practice of law, but might have to explain about a series of scandals

hematoma has spent 30 years in politics, often saying it would have been nice to win money in the private sector, and now plans to return to work as a lawyer, while his wife, pop star Millionaire takes bus tour with a new album. But after they hand over power to the Socialist François Hollande next week, the highest post-presidential Nicolas Sarkozy headache is probably justice.

At a ceremony at the Elysee Palace on Tuesday, Sarkozy's presidency will first leftist leader François Mitterrand of France since. Then we'll walk the last few meters on the red carpet of his grace and favor chauffeured car and go home to the west of Paris Carla Bruni mansion. He said he wanted to leave politics, but some believe, and warned journalists: "You will not hear me."

But when Sarkozy presidential immunity from prosecution officially ends June 16, you may dominate the headlines again as it could be forced to explain to the judges through a series of scandals financing of political parties that have undermined his time in power.

During the campaign, the former Socialist Segolene Royal in the presidential election said Sarkozy was very difficult to fight against the re-election because he was afraid of losing his immunity as head of State. "Everyone knows the problems of corruption that have marked the past five years," he said.

The first scandal Sarkozy could face questions about allegations of brown envelopes more illegal money were given that the documents received Sarkozy'shis brown envelopes of cash from the richest woman France, Liliane Bettencourt, during the 2007 election campaign. A judge is probing if successful campaign of Nicolas Sarkozy has received ? 800,000 in funding illegal, and if the transfer of Swiss bank accounts have been delivered to the treasurer of Sarkozy's campaign, even Sarkozy himself.

In February, Eric Woerth, budget minister and treasurer of the UMP Nicolas Sarkozy, has been the subject of a judicial inquiry into the allegedly received money to finance Bettencourt campaign 2007.

Sarkozy could also become a subject of an independent investigation to determine if there was a shadow "

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• " in the highest levels the French government to use secret services to spy on Le Monde journalists to discover their sources of stories about the Bettencourt affair. A security chief and ally of Sarkozy was indicted.

Sarkozy categorically rejected any link with the scandal, but never gave his version of events in court. Judges who work in the case so far remained silent on whether he would call to testify.

Otherwise known as the case of Karachi, potentially, research on political corruption more damaging in recent French history, judges investigating allegations of patronage of French arms sales to Pakistan in the 1990s secretly financed Sarkozy's presidential campaign failure mentor Edouard Balladur. Sarkozy was the spokesperson for the campaign.

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Sarkozy said he had nothing to do with the case. The families of 11 French engineers killed in a bomb attack in Pakistan in 2002, which is believed to have been involved in the case require answers.
This refers to the new research site Mediapart, which last month published an article that said showed that the former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has agreed to fund the campaign of Sarkozy 2007. Mediapart Sarkozy continued, calling the document a "false light" and the Libyan National Transitional Council has also questioned the same thing. A judicial inquiry has been opened to check its veracity.

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