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Nicolas Sarkozy's former advisors arrive in court for Elysee opinion polls trial

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Nicolas Sarkozy's former secretary general Claude Guéant and his former advisors Patrick Buisson and Pierre Giacometti arrive in court for the trial in the so-called Elysee polls affair, in which they're suspected of having commissioned numerous opinion polls without respecting public procurement rules during Sarkozy's presidency. IMAGES

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