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No criminal proceedings will be brought against Dominique Leroy (55), former CEO of Proximus, suspected of selling insider shares. She keeps her blank criminal record. That she maintains her innocence, but still commits her punishment by putting 107.841 euros on the table “quickly”, raises questions and leaves a bitter aftertaste, says MP Sophie De Wit (N-VA). “It is her full right, although a hint of class justice lurks around the corner.”
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Ms. Leroy maintains her innocence and denies ever selling insider shares. This should not be viewed as a confession of debt. ” Lawyer Jean-Pierre Buyle emphasizes that it …
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