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The Prosecutor's Office leaves Rodrigo Rato's request for imprisonment at 63 years

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This Friday, the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office asked for 63 years in prison for Rodrigo Rato, former managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and vice-president of the Government with José María Aznar (PP), during the oral hearing held at the Madrid Court against the former politician for the alleged illegal origin of his fortune. The Public Prosecutor's Office, which has also claimed a fine of 42 million for him, informe…

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The Prosecutor's Office leaves Rodrigo Rato's request for imprisonment at 63 years

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Rato says he “would like” the Prosecutor's Office to “not try to prevent” the investigation into the firm founded by Montoro

Former minister and former vice-president of the Government Rodrigo Rato said this Friday that he would “like” the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office to “not try to prevent” the investigation into the firm founded by former finance minister Cristóbal Montoro, Economic Team, reports EP. This is what he said, in statements to the press, upon his arrival at the trial being held against him in the Provincial Court of Madrid for the alleged illegal …

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The Public Prosecutor's Office maintains the request for imprisonment for Rato at 63 years

Anticorruption asks for 63 years in prison and a 42.4 million fine for Rato for tax crimes, money laundering and business corruption.

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The Prosecutor's Office leaves Rodrigo Rato's request for imprisonment at 63 years

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The Prosecutor's Office leaves Rodrigo Rato's request for imprisonment at 63 years

The Prosecutor's Office leaves Rodrigo Rato's request for imprisonment at 63 years

Rato says he “would like” the Prosecutor's Office to “not try to prevent” the investigation into the firm founded by Montoro

Rato says he “would like” the Prosecutor's Office to “not try to prevent” the investigation into the firm founded by Montoro

The Public Prosecutor's Office maintains the request for imprisonment for Rato at 63 years

The Public Prosecutor's Office maintains the request for imprisonment for Rato at 63 years

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