France's Constitutional Council has declared three MPs ineligible because of irregularities in their campaign accounts and forced them to resign.
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Jean Laussucq, Brigitte Barèges and Stéphane Vojetta have been declared ineligible for one year because of financial problems linked to their electoral campaigns. Laussucq used personal funds for campaign expenses, Barèges irregularly invoiced collaborators from his office and Vojetta irregularly paid transportation expenses. These decisions will lead to legislative by-elections to replace them.
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Trei deputaţi francezi, declaraţi ineligibili şi obligaţi să demisioneze de către Consiliul Constituţional, din cauza unor nereguli în conturile de campanie
Trei deputaţi francezi, declaraţi ineligibili şi obligaţi să demisioneze de către Consiliul Constituţional, din cauza unor nereguli în conturile de campanie
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