Mouammar Kadhafi
Mouammar Kadhafi was the Libyan revolutionary leader who ruled Libya from 1969 until his overthrow and death in 2011. His regime was characterized by authoritarianism, a unique political philosophy called the Third International Theory, and significant oil wealth, which he used to promote his vision of Pan-Arabism and support various militant groups worldwide. Kadhafi's controversial leadership style and human rights abuses made him a polarizing figure on the global stage. His alleged involvement in financing foreign political campaigns, including that of Nicolas Sarkozy, has led to ongoing scrutiny even after his death.
Born on Jun 07, 1942 (83 years old)
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France:
Mouammar Kadhafi is the former Libyan leader whose regime was involved in the financing of Sarkozy's campaign.
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France:
Mouammar Kadhafi is the former Libyan leader whose regime was involved in the financing of Nicolas Sarkozy's presidential campaign.
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Tunisia:
Mouammar Kadhafi was the former Libyan leader from whom Nicolas Sarkozy allegedly sought funds for his campaign.
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France:
Mouammar Kadhafi was the Libyan leader whose regime was involved in the financing of Nicolas Sarkozy's presidential campaign.
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Cabo Verde:
Mouammar Kadhafi was the Libyan leader involved in financing Sarkozy's 2007 presidential campaign.
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France:
Mouammar Kadhafi was the former Libyan leader whose associates were involved in financing Sarkozy's campaign.
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France:
Nicolas Sarkozy's collaborators approached Libya under Mouammar Kadhafi to finance his successful 2007 campaign.
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France:
Mouammar Kadhafi was one of the most notorious dictators and had a controversial relationship with Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Tunisia:
Mouammar Kadhafi is accused of providing millions of euros to Sarkozy for his 2007 presidential campaign.
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France:
The former director of cabinet of Mouammar Kadhafi was sentenced to five years in prison and fined 4 million euros.
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