Fostă ministră din Franța, dar și actual primar al unui arondisment din Paris, judecată pentru corupție. Și-ar putea pierde funcția

Former French minister Rachida Dati has been indicted for corruption, accused of receiving €900,000 from Renault-Nissan for political influence. Dati, who served under Sarkozy and Macron, allegedly used a legal services contract to disguise lobbying payments. Prosecutors claim she was recruited by Carlos Ghosn to lobby in the European Parliament. If convicted, Dati faces up to 10 years in prison and significant fines, risking her position as mayor of Paris's 7th arrondissement. Anti-corruption groups emphasize the need for stricter lobbying regulations in France.