Bygmalion scandal
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Bygmalion scandal
Summary
Bygmalion scandal is a political scandal[1].
Key Facts
- Bygmalion scandal is credited with the discovery of Le Point[2].
- Bygmalion scandal is in the country of France[3].
- Bygmalion scandal's instance of is recorded as political scandal[4].
- Bygmalion scandal's instance of is recorded as trial[5].
- Bygmalion scandal's Bibliothèque nationale de France ID is recorded as 16930708v[6].
- Bygmalion scandal's start time is recorded as +2014-02-27T00:00:00Z[7].
- Bygmalion scandal's participant is recorded as Jean-François Copé[8].
- Bygmalion scandal's participant is recorded as Nicolas Sarkozy[9].
- Bygmalion scandal's participant is recorded as Union for a Popular Movement[10].
- Bygmalion scandal's participant is recorded as Jérôme Lavrilleux[11].
- Bygmalion scandal's participant is recorded as Guillaume Lambert[12].
- Bygmalion scandal's participant is recorded as Philippe Briand[13].
- Bygmalion scandal's participant is recorded as Éric Cesari[14].
- Bygmalion scandal's participant is recorded as Bygmalion[15].
- Bygmalion scandal's defendant is recorded as Nicolas Sarkozy[16].
- Bygmalion scandal's defendant is recorded as Jérôme Lavrilleux[17].
- Bygmalion scandal's defendant is recorded as Éric Cesari[18].
- Bygmalion scandal's defendant is recorded as Bastien Millot[19].
- Bygmalion scandal's defendant is recorded as Philippe Briand[20].
- Bygmalion scandal's defendant is recorded as Guillaume Lambert[21].
- Bygmalion scandal's charge is recorded as campaign finance violation[22].
- Bygmalion scandal's charge is recorded as breach of trust[23].
- Bygmalion scandal's charge is recorded as complicity[24].
- Bygmalion scandal's charge is recorded as forgery[25].
- Bygmalion scandal's charge is recorded as escroquerie[26].
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Works and Contributions
Bygmalion scandal is credited with the discovery of Le Point[2].