Gabon: The inquiry into Gabonese "bad goods" in France ended

In France, the investigating judge, fifteen years after the opening of the Gabonese "bad property" case in France - in 2010 - has completed his investigations. It is now the national financial prosecutor's office to say who of the eleven persons involved, he wishes to be tried and on which charge.

The investigating judge decided to close the investigation on Friday, 4 April, according to sources close to the case file. Pending the decision of the National Financial Prosecutor's Office (PNF) on the possible holding of a trial.

Fifteen years after the opening of the investigation and the indictment of 24 persons, including eleven children of the Bongo Ondima family, but also the Banque nationale de Paris – Paribas, the National Financial Prosecutor's Office (PNF) will give its opinion on a possible trial.The financial investigator in charge of the judicial information opened in Paris in 2010 on the "bad goods" in France of the Bongo Ondimba family, indicated on 28 Marc…

Fifteen years after the opening of the investigation and the indictment of 24 people, including BNP Paribas, the National Financial Prosecutor's Office will give its opinion on a possible trial.