Talk:Robert Barcia

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I removed the following statement (added by an anonymous IP), that is false. In october 2005, Gabriel Cohn-Bendit and the newspaper Liberation were sentenced for public defamation against Robert Barcia by the Paris Appeal Court for saying that.

"Although a leading member of VO and then LO Hardy has also been successful in the field of business. In which role he has founded and run two companies which specialise in training representatives for medial supply companies. A number of members of LO have been employed by the companies which have in addition made financial donations to LO." OscarHippe 14:13, 14 June 2006 (UTC)