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Ousted French Pres Sarkozy to return to old law firm
Wednesday May 09, 2012 07:50:05 PM,
IANS
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London:
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy will be quitting politics
to return to his old job as a lawyer at a legal firm in Paris, a
media report said Wednesday.
The 57-year-old Sarkozy reportedly does not even want to wait till
the official transition of power next week to move out of the
presidential Elysee Palace.
"If I could, I'd be gone tomorrow," he was quoted as saying by the
Daily Express.
Sarkozy will first take a holiday at wife Carla Bruni's villa in
the south of France after handing over power to socialist leader
Francois Hollande.
He is expected to rejoin in Paris his old firm which specialises
in property law.
"He (Sarkozy) is a lawyer and he will return to his legal firm,"
Franck Louvrier, a close friend and political adviser, told the Le
Parisien newspaper.
Another friend said: "He is very keen to rediscover his freedom
and his private life and to stop been attacked by the press. One
of his main gripes was never even being able to take his children
to a restaurant."
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