JURISTCardinal Becciu sentenced to 5.5 years in prison over role in Vatican investment scandal
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44% Medium Conservative
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48% : While the court's decision was almost two years below the prosecutors' recommendation, codefendants Enrico Crasso and former Secretariat of State official Fabrizio Tirabassi both received seven-year sentences over their investment dealings.47% : The Vatican also charged Becciu with providing €575,000 in Secretariat of State funds, meant to aid a Columbian nun kidnapped in Mali, to an associate who used them for personal expenses.
33% : Becciu, former Substitute for General Affairs in the Vatican's Secretariat of State, was accused of involvement in a failed London real estate investment that resulted in a €139 million loss for the Holy See.
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