Special - Nafissatou Diallo: "DSK incident ruined my life"

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Nine years after the New York Sofitel incident, the maid broke the silence for the first time and only at the Paris Match.

His confession at the mega church in Brooklyn is historical. For the Paris Match, Nafissatou Diallo looks back at the scandal that shocked the world and changed the course of the 2012 general election: a sexual assault that he said was claimed to be the victim of the then general manager, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, an International Monetary Fund and a presidential candidate. The case is closed where former Guinean workers want to be expelled in a future book.
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