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French police to question labour minister over Bettencourt scandal

By Andy Rice
21 Jul 2010
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The French police will question labour minister Eric Woerth about his wife's position as financial advisor to the country's richest woman, Liliane Bettencourt. It has been alleged that Woerth used his influence to get his wife the job. He has also been accused of accepting cash donations from Bettencourt. Read more: Bloomberg

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