French police search sites in corruption probe, Elysee access denied

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Tuesday, 14 April, 2026, 20:43
French police searched several locations on Tuesday as part of a corruption investigation but were denied access when they sought to enter the Elysee presidential palace, the national financial prosecutor's office said.
The searches were conducted as part of a probe into favouritism, conflict of interest, corruption and influence peddling, focusing on the awarding of certain public contracts related to the organisation of Pantheon ceremonies among others, the office said in a statement.

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