In a stunning turn of events, a Paris court has granted former French President Nicolas Sarkozy early release from jail, just weeks into his five-year sentence for conspiring to raise illegal campaign funds from Libya. The decision follows mounting legal appeals and claims from Sarkozy’s defense team that the conviction was politically motivated and lacked credible evidence.
The court’s ruling allows Sarkozy to return home under supervised conditions while his legal team pursues a full appeal. His release has reignited debate across France, with critics questioning whether justice applies equally to the powerful and the public.
As Sarkozy walks free once again, France finds itself revisiting one of the most explosive political scandals in its modern history. Could this early release signal a possible overturning of his conviction — or simply delay the inevitable?
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