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 I'm willing to work with the devil if it's to make a little money : behind the scenes of a badly acquired Yemeni property deal in France
France🏛️ PoliticsCenter8 hr. ago

I'm willing to work with the devil if it's to make a little money : behind the scenes of a badly acquired Yemeni property deal in France

Two sons of Yemeni dictator Ali Abdallah Saleh, who ruled the country for thirty-three years, are set to appear before the Paris judicial court starting Monday, September 7. The judiciary suspects them of having amassed real estate in France through the misappropriation of public funds in Yemen.

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Le Monde logoLe MondeIndependent🔒Center8 hr. ago
I'm willing to work with the devil if it's to make a little money : behind the scenes of a badly acquired Yemeni property deal in France

Two sons of Yemeni dictator Ali Abdallah Saleh, who ruled the country for thirty-three years, are set to appear before the Paris judicial court starting Monday, September 7. The judiciary suspects them of having amassed real estate in France through the misappropriation of public funds in Yemen.

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