Bernard Arnault, PDG de LVMH, et Bernard Squarcini, ancien directeur du renseignement intérieur
Le PDG de LVMH, Bernard Arnault, a été élu cette semaine à l’Académie des sciences morales et politiques. Seulement quatre jours plus tôt, l’homme le plus riche d’Europeavait témoigné au procès de l’ex-patron du renseignement intérieur Bernard Squarcini. Devenu consultant, celui qui était surnommé « le Squale » est accusé d’avoir mené des activités de surveillance illégale au profit du groupe.
Roi du luxe, Bernard Arnault veut être reconnu non seulement comme un entrepreneur exceptionnel mais comme un bienfaiteur, qui fait énormément pour la France. Selon ses soutiens, le milliardaire âgé de 75 ans fait vivre des centaines de milliers de personnes et ses maisons de luxe, comme Dior et Louis Vuitton, sont d’exceptionnelles ambassadrices de sa culture et d’importants vecteurs de son « soft power ».
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