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The Chinese students “barely” spoke French but Laroussi Oueslati, the ex-president of the Institut d’Administration des Entreprises, in Toulon, France, granted them admission, anyway, according to a Le Monde-based account in The Telegraph.
The school over which Oueslati presided is an academically-selective graduate school of management.
Prosecutors say he granted admission to the students if they paid him a bribe of 3,000 euros — currently about $3,300.
Some students say they also engaged in “intimate relations” with Oueslati as part of their shady admissions deals. (more...)
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