The complaints lodged against the Finnish Prime Minister, Sanna Marin, after the broadcast this summer of a video where we see her having fun with friends at a party, were closed on Friday, November 4.
The Chancellor of Justice, responsible for examining the legality of the action of members of the government, “sees no reason to suspect the Prime Minister of unlawful conduct in the course of her activities or of having neglected her official duties”he announced in a press release.
The case, which has gone around the world, has raised questions about the behavior of leaders in their private lives, such as the treatment reserved for women in power.
The plaintiffs blamed in particular the youngest head of government in Europe, aged 36, for not being able to work ” due to [sa] alcohol consumption “to behave inappropriately for a Prime Minister or to have harmed “reputation and security” from Finland.
The Social Democrat Prime Minister submitted to a drug test, which turned out to be negative, but the controversy was reignited a few days later by the publication of a photo showing two women lifting their tops during a a party held in July at his official residence, which compelled Mme Marin to apologize.