In a final ruling, France's top court upheld a three-year suspended sentence, a 30-million-euro fine and confiscation of his assets against Equatorial Guinea's Vice-President Teodorin Nguema Obiang.
2021/07/28/french-court-rejects-appeal-by-e-guinea-vp-over-illegal-assets
2021/07/28/french-court-rejects-appeal-by-e-guinea-vp-over-illegal-assets
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