Morning opening: What’s next for Nicolas Sarkozy?
Jakub Krupapa
A French court is expected to decide whether former President Nicolas Sarilazy can be released from prison pending his appeal against a five-year sentence over criminal conspiracy to obtain election campaign funds from the regime of the late Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
Sarkozy has been in prison since 21 October, but His lawyers then asked for his release pending trial, with an ankle tag or a house arrest as other available options.
she expected to appear in court via video call.
AFP explained that the former President last month received a visit from the minister of justice Gérald Darmanindespite warnings from the Chief Prosecutor of France Remy Heitz That it is threatened that “prevents the independence of the magistrates” before the appeal.
Last week, Sarkozy used his social media to Thank you for all the letters of support sent to the prisonaddition: “The end of this story has not yet been written.”
The hearing is expected to begin soon, and a decision could come in the early afternoon. I will look into this story for you.
Separately, we will also deal with some of the latest developments from Belgium, France, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, and Ukraineand so on.
it Monday, 10 November 2025, IT Jakub Krupapa here, and this Long live Europe.
Good morning.
Main Events
Hearings about Sarkozy’s potential release have begun
Hearing is now gone.
A former opponent of Sarkozy in the 2007 presidential election, Ségolège Royal, speaking tf1 He wouldn’t be surprised if he was released from prison today. He said that as he was made to go to prison – even for a little – as if following the existing case of the case, so he can be released now.
Human rights activists seem to agree with that takesaid he could no longer meet the conditions for pre-trial detention.
but See what happens.
Sarkozy’s family and allies arrived at the court
Sarkozy’s wife Carla Bruni Arriving at the Carrual Court in Paris to support her husband in his effort to leave prison after 20 days.
his lawyer, Christophe Ingrain, so too (obviously) there.
Morning opening: What’s next for Nicolas Sarkozy?
Jakub Krupapa
A French court is expected to decide whether former President Nicolas Sarilazy can be released from prison pending his appeal against a five-year sentence over criminal conspiracy to obtain election campaign funds from the regime of the late Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
Sarkozy has been in prison since 21 October, but His lawyers then asked for his release pending trial, with an ankle tag or a house arrest as other available options.
she expected to appear in court via video call.
AFP explained that the former President last month received a visit from the minister of justice Gérald Darmanindespite warnings from the Chief Prosecutor of France Remy Heitz That it is threatened “restricts the independence of the magistrates” before the appeal.
Last week, Sarkozy used his social media to Thank you for all the letters of support sent to the prisonaddition: “The end of this story has not yet been written.”
The hearing is expected to begin soon, and a decision could come in the early afternoon. I will look into this story for you.
Separately, we will also deal with some of the latest developments from Belgium, France, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, and Ukraineand so on.
it Monday, 10 November 2025, IT Jakub Krupapa here, and this Long live Europe.
Good morning.