After hours of questioning, more humiliation for Spain’s Rodrigo Rato.
The former economy minister’s bank accounts have all been frozen as part of a money laundering investigation.
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Spain’s former IMF chief Rodrigo Rato arrested over fraud claims
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Entire board of Spanish bank resigns amid money laundering probe
“The Treasury Department said BPA managers helped launder money, including US $2 billion US dollars allegedly siphoned from Venezuelan state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA.”
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