Bernard Squarcini
Bernard Squarcini is a prominent French intelligence officer who served as the head of the Central Directorate of Internal Intelligence (DCRI). He was appointed to this position by Nicolas Sarkozy and has been involved in various high-profile security operations. His tenure has been marked by controversy, especially regarding his management of intelligence and communication with government officials, as evidenced by his failure to inform Sarkozy about significant meetings concerning Libyan officials.
Born on Jan 01, 1954 (71 years old)
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Bernard Squarcini was heavily sentenced for misusing state resources for the benefit of LVMH.
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France:
Bernard Squarcini, former head of intelligence, was sentenced to four years in prison for illicit activities.
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Monaco:
Bernard Squarcini is on trial for multiple offenses including influence peddling and embezzlement.
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France:
Bernard Squarcini, the head of the DCRI, failed to inform Sarkozy about critical developments regarding Kadhafi.
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