When Thierry Solere lambasted the indicted

POLITICS – The exemplary Republic, it's him? Before being worried by an embarrassing affair, Thierry Solere did not mince his words against the policies taken in the nets of justice. "It's enough to see all these people indicted and these cases," exasperated the deputy of Hauts-de-Seine in late May 2014. indicted on Friday, October 11, Thierry Solere may regret bitterly the lessons of integrity which he used to give as shown video editing visible at the head of the article.

"I did not engage in politics to see one and the other summoned to justice" proclaimed one who has just spent five days in the offices of judges who suspect him including having taken advantage of his position as elected to favor the award of public contracts to friendly companies.

In the middle of the Bygmalion affair, he expressed his fuss. "I'm fed up, I'm tired of seeing business," he complained. Yet the self-proclaimed champion of exemplarity is being blamed today for allegedly illicit financing of election campaigns. As a good "Monsieur propre" of politics, the elected member of Boulogne-Billancourt who wanted "that we take measures to ensure that full transparency takes place," now denounces the accusations "delusional" against him and he refutes in block but not yet in detail.

I formally challenge all of these charges. This case is crazy and now that I finally have access to the file, after 3 years, I will be able to demonstrate it.

– Thierry SOLERE (@ solere92) October 11, 2019

Thierry Solere, a defector of the Republicans to the Republic on the move, also demanded the immediate exclusion of political life from "all those who did not respect the law". Presumed innocent, this close to Edward Philippe has been indicted because of possible offenses of tax evasion, embezzlement of public funds by depositary of public authority, concealment of breach of professional secrecy, trading in passive influence concerning four companies, of concealment of misuse of social good, of concealment of breach of trust and of illegal financing of electoral campaigns, covering a period between 2003 and 2017.

He who said his trust in justice has also been placed under the status of assisted witness for breaches of reporting obligations to the High Authority for the transparency of public life and trading in influence influence a fifth company. In reaction, Thierry Solere promises to "Demonstrate" of his innocence.

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