Rachida Dati "has her full place in the government," assures the executive spokesperson, following searches at her home
The executive spokesperson defends Rachida Dati after searches in a corruption investigation.
SUMMARY
Following searches at the home and town hall of Rachida Dati as part of a corruption investigation, government spokesperson Maud Bregeon stated that the Minister of Culture "has her full place in the government." She recalled the presumption of innocence and the executive's support for Rachida Dati.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Searches at the home and town hall of Rachida Dati in a corruption investigation.
- Maud Bregeon, government spokesperson, affirms that Rachida Dati has her full place in the government.
- The government recalls the presumption of innocence and supports the minister despite the investigation.
CORE SUBJECT
Government support for Rachida Dati after searches
Rachida Dati "has her full place in the government," assured the executive spokesperson, Maud Bregeon, on Friday, December 19, following searches conducted at the home of the Minister of Culture as well as in her town hall in the 7th arrondissement as part of a corruption investigation. These searches come while the minister is at the center of a judicial inquiry aimed at determining possible wrongdoing related to her management. Maud Bregeon emphasized the presumption of innocence and the need to allow justice to do its work without haste. The government thus reaffirms its support for Rachida Dati, stressing her important role and legitimacy within the executive despite the ongoing investigations.
KEYWORDS
MENTIONED ENTITIES 3
Rachida Dati
👤 Person_FemaleFrench Minister of Culture at the center of a corruption investigation
Maud Bregeon
👤 Person_FemaleSpokesperson for the French executive
7th arrondissement
📍 Location_CityDistrict of Paris where the searched town hall is located
NOTABLE QUOTES 1
"Rachida Dati has her full place in the government."
Context: Statement following searches in a corruption investigation.