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Monaco: the administrator of Prince Albert II's property removed from his duties at the Palace

2023-06-07T09:52:45.199Z

Highlights: Claude Palmero was ousted a few days before his official departure. Les Dossiers du Rocher, an anonymous website, had disseminated the news. He was the Principality's moneylender, one of Prince Albert II's confidants. The 67-year-old was escorted to his car by two of the Prince's carabinieri, a source close to the file said. The head of the press service, Nicolas Saussier, refused to confirm or deny the information.


Claude Palmero was ousted a few days before his official departure. Les Dossiers du Rocher, an anonymous website, had disseminated


He was the Principality's moneylender, one of Prince Albert II's confidants, administrator of His Majesty's real estate in the morning, and chartered accountant in the afternoon. Claude Palmero, 67, éminence grise as influential as feared, was dismissed Tuesday morning from his duties at the Palace. The sexagenarian should officially leave his post on June 12 before, no doubt, asserting his rights to retirement. His eviction from the Palace was brutal. The éminence grise was escorted to his car by two of the Prince's carabinieri, and his office emptied. "The carabinieri helped him carry his boxes," tempers a source close to the file. Reached Tuesday evening, Nicolas Saussier, the head of the press service of the Principality, had refused to confirm or deny the information of the eviction of this former confidant of the prince.

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Source: leparis

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