المدير العام لصندوق النقد الدولي السابق يعود لفرنسا بعد تبرأته
Strauss-Khan comes home to frosty welcome
مشاهير123- بعد تبرئته في الولايات المتحدة من تهمة الإعتداء الجنسي وصل دومينيك ستراوس صباح اليوم إلى مطار رواسي في باريس. المدير العام السابق لصندوق النقد الدولي، أتى على متن رحلة تابعة للخطوط الجوية الفرنسية من نيويورك برفقة زوجته وابنته متجهاً إلى منزله في ساحة فوسج أو ما يعرف بالحي اليهودي.
عودة دومينيك ستراوس هي الاولى منذ اعتقاله في 14 من أيار مايو بتهمة الاعتداء الجنسي على نافيساتو ديالو في غرفة فندق. مع عودته إلى فرنسا سيواجه قضية اعتداء أخرى تتهمه فيها الروائية تريستان بانون، التي تقول انها تعرضت للاعتداء عام 2003.STRAUSS KAHN RETURNS TO PARIS
All Eyes On Returned Strauss-Khan
Dsk et Anne Sinclair à leur domicile parisien de la place des Vosges
English: Machahir123-- Former IMF boss Dominique Strauss-Kahn is back in the country for the first time since his arrest in New York on rape charges.
The last time DSK tried to take this flight he was dragged off it by armed New York police officers; he had been en route, it seemed, to consecration as the French Socialist’s presidential challenger, and favourite to win next year.
Today DSK quickly left the plane and boarded a car to take him away, with some applauding in the crowd that gathered.
In one of his homes in Paris in the Place des Voges the press operated a long stakeout before their prey arrived, and the mood was more businesslike. As the motorcade arrived the press exploded into action, and curses and exclamations flew as journalists jostled for place. “Go and get your treatment somewhere else” shouted one person.“Well, I think he’s a fat creep and I have the right to say it” said another. “What about freedom of the press?” said a journalist who was stopped from questioning DSK and his wife, Anne Sinclair.
The last time DSK tried to take this flight he was dragged off it by armed New York police officers; he had been en route, it seemed, to consecration as the French Socialist’s presidential challenger, and favourite to win next year.
Today DSK quickly left the plane and boarded a car to take him away, with some applauding in the crowd that gathered.
In one of his homes in Paris in the Place des Voges the press operated a long stakeout before their prey arrived, and the mood was more businesslike. As the motorcade arrived the press exploded into action, and curses and exclamations flew as journalists jostled for place. “Go and get your treatment somewhere else” shouted one person.“Well, I think he’s a fat creep and I have the right to say it” said another. “What about freedom of the press?” said a journalist who was stopped from questioning DSK and his wife, Anne Sinclair.
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