Qatargate, leaves the prosecutor for suspected conflict of interest: “Your son and Arena’s son sold legal cannabis”

BRUSSELS – It Qatargate risks crashing on the rocks of paralysis. The prosecutor who conducted the investigation, Michel Claise, leave the case. And not just because in a few months he will retire. But for something that didn’t work in his investigation. Something that concerns him directly. Claise himself speaks in an official note of the “objective functioning of the investigation”.