PRESS AVIGOLFE of The
29/11/2010 What Happened to the compensation paid by Saudi Arabia to France after the Gulf War of 1991? 
AVIGOLFE which, twenty years after the Gulf War (January 16, 1991) and ten years after its creation and opening of an investigation conducted by Judge BERTELLI-GEFFROY, still waiting for the French government that fulfills its responsibilities to civilian and military casualties. The association calls for setting up a commission of inquiry Parliament to make the truth about the affair of alleged misuse of allowances paid to the Gulf War from Saudi Arabia. It would
3.5 billion (1991 value) that would never arrive in state coffers, according to the informant, Jean-Charles Duboc, who forwarded the case to the Department in January 1998 Finance and the Paris Court, under Article 40 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. On March 29, 2001, Jean-Charles Duboc was heard by the magistrate Michele Vaubaillon, the financial department of the Paris Court. AVIGOLFE which, twenty years after the Gulf War (January 16, 1991) and ten years after its creation and opening of an investigation conducted by Judge BERTELLI-GEFFROY, still waiting for the French government that fulfills its responsibilities to civilian and military casualties. The association calls for setting up a commission of inquiry Parliament to make the truth about the affair of alleged misuse of allowances paid to the Gulf War from Saudi Arabia. It would 
Edouard Balladur would, according Jean-Charles Duboc, was informed of this diversion by the Saudi authorities, while he was prime minister under President Francois Mitterrand. On August 21, 2001, Roseline Bachelot, then member of the Maine et Loire and President of France-Iraq Caucus, wrote to Jean-Charles Duboc, "Your information itself staggering, deserve to be disseminated, because in this area, reign a code of silence that contrasts sharply with .... "Since , total silence. As in the case
Karachi, it could be a misuse of public funds with impunity.
We believe that the silence maintained on the misuse of public funds is located in the more general climate of lies, manipulation and abuse of military secrecy.
AVIGOLFE recalls in this connection that 200 documents classified "secret-defense" on the Gulf War and interesting legal proceedings have been destroyed.
AVIGOLFE supports all proposals aimed at facilitating access to all documents of public interest and / or may promote information and protection of citizens' interests.
President AVIGOLFE
Hervé DESPLAT
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