Dominique Strauss-Kahn might be preparing his return policy in France are in doubt now that the charges that accused him of sexual harassment. The prosecution itself into question the credibility of the woman who accused the former president of the FM and the judge decided to release him without bail, raising his arrest in the U.S.
This step, which gives freedom to the country movers but not out of it, would give free rein to resume his career in France. They warn their political allies say that as a possible Socialist candidate for the presidential galas. Before the debate, Strauss-Kahn was positioned as a favorite of the French Socialist Party to be its candidate for upcoming presidential elections.
However, to be seen how far his credibility has been compromised. "Assuming that Dominique is free from all suspicion and all charges, which obviously I hope that happens, then he and the Socialists will decide," said the former prime minister, Lionel Jospin, "Yes, be submitted to the presidential campaign," added, for its part, the Socialist Jean-Marie Le Guen.
This step, which gives freedom to the country movers but not out of it, would give free rein to resume his career in France. They warn their political allies say that as a possible Socialist candidate for the presidential galas. Before the debate, Strauss-Kahn was positioned as a favorite of the French Socialist Party to be its candidate for upcoming presidential elections.
However, to be seen how far his credibility has been compromised. "Assuming that Dominique is free from all suspicion and all charges, which obviously I hope that happens, then he and the Socialists will decide," said the former prime minister, Lionel Jospin, "Yes, be submitted to the presidential campaign," added, for its part, the Socialist Jean-Marie Le Guen.
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