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The Louvre is currently facing its largest crisis in history, marked by frequent strikes, a recent theft, and issues related to ticket fraud.

Christophe Leribault, formerly the director of the Palace of Versailles, has been appointed as the new head of the Louvre Museum amid operational challenges including theft, strikes, and ticket fraud.

Christophe Leribault has been appointed as the new director of the Louvre Museum in Paris following the resignation of Laurence des Cars amid several scandals.

The director of the Louvre Museum, Laurence des Cars, has resigned following several recent controversies, including a major ticket fraud scandal.

The Louvre's director, Laurence des Cars, has resigned amid a series of issues affecting the museum, including a recent burglary and fraud allegations regarding ticket sales.

The article discusses how fraudsters are taking advantage of the high demand and sold-out status of certain tickets.

The Louvre Museum acknowledges that fraud is statistically unavoidable in major institutions following an alleged ticket embezzlement scheme that could have resulted in over 10 million euros in losses over a decade.

Investigators have uncovered a ticket fraud scheme that cost the Louvre nearly $12 million over a decade, involving reused tickets and bribery of museum staff.

The Louvre museum is at the center of an alleged $16 million counterfeit ticketing scam, involving tour guides and museum employees.

French police have arrested nine individuals suspected of involvement in a ticket fraud scheme operating within the Louvre Museum, with estimated losses totaling around 10 million euros over the past decade.

A police investigation has identified seven criminal groups from Passo Fundo, Brazil, that specialize in a lottery ticket scam, with operations spanning multiple states across the country.

The Louvre has encountered further scandal due to a large-scale ticket fraud network that led to the arrest of two employees and adds to previous high-profile theft incidents.

A burst pipe and ticket fraud scandal are exacerbating issues at the Louvre museum in Paris following recent break-ins and strikes.

Nine individuals have been charged and one has been incarcerated in connection with a ticket fraud scheme at the Louvre Museum.

French police arrested nine individuals, including two employees of the Louvre, for defrauding the world’s most visited museum of over 10 million euros through fake ticket schemes.

Nine individuals have been arrested in connection with a fraudulent ticket-selling scheme at the Louvre Museum and the Palace of Versailles, with estimated losses exceeding 10 million euros.

French police have arrested nine individuals, including two Louvre museum staff, over a suspected €10 million ticket fraud scheme.

The Louvre Museum is facing serious allegations of ticket fraud that has reportedly been ongoing for nearly a decade.

Nine individuals, including two Louvre employees, have been arrested in France for alleged ticket fraud causing over ten million euros in losses.

Nine individuals have been arrested in connection with a large-scale ticket fraud scheme involving the Louvre Museum in Paris, resulting in losses exceeding 70 million kroner over ten years.

Nine individuals have been arrested in France for a ticket fraud scheme at the Louvre Museum that reportedly lasted for ten years and cost the museum about 10 million euros in lost revenue.

French police have arrested two Louvre museum employees as part of a crackdown on a ticket fraud operation that primarily targeted Chinese tourists.

A police raid revealed a significant fraud scheme involving tickets and tour guides at the Louvre, following an earlier robbery incident.

Two Czech nationals have been arrested in Italy for attempting to sell fake tickets to the Olympics.

Two Czech citizens were detained by Italian police for attempting to use fake tickets for the Olympics.