NEW EVIDENCE ADDED TO THE ILL GOTTEN GAINS CASE. DES NOUVELLES PIÈCES DANS L’AFFAIRE DES BIENS MAL ACQUIS





English version

La Lettre du Continent tells us that French lawyer William Bourdon has just introduced new evidence implicating people close to Ali Bongo, in the case of the ill-gotten gains.

This development will have the effect of extending the case that Ali Bongo would have hoped to get closer to completion. This case remains resolutely on the front burner.





Traduction française

La Lettre du Continent nous dit que l’avocat français William Bourdon vient de faire introduire des nouvelles pièces à conviction impliquant des proches d’Ali Bongo, dans l’affaire des biens mal acquis.

Ce développement aura pour conséquence de faire prolonger l’instruction qu’Ali Bongo espérait se rapprocher de son terme. Cette affaire reste résolument d’actualité.

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