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Equatorial Guinea VP loses graft appeal

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Teodoro Obiang Mangue was handed a three-year suspended sentence and a 30 million euro ($33 million) fine at the end of his trial in absentia in 2020. Luxury assets seized in France during the investigation were ordered to be confiscated. Obiang has always denied any wrongdoing and argued that French courts had no right to rule on his assets.

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Equatorial Guinea VP loses graft appeal

FRANCE’S highest appeal court has upheld a guilty verdict against the son of Equatorial Guinea's president for embezzlement, paving the way for the potential return of tens of millions of dollars to the country's people.

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