French LFI coordinator likens government's high school stance to 'Baron noir' episode
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French prosecutors requested a two-year suspended sentence and five-year ineligibility with immediate effect for LFI deputy Sébastien Delogu, tried in Marseille for leaking stolen private documents from a business leader during a labor dispute. The prosecutor argued the seriousness of the facts precludes him from continuing his mandate. Delogu exercised his right to silence, and the court's decision is pending.
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