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Daniela Santanchè's political status by end of 2025?
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Italy•Daniela Santanchè•Visibilia•Milan•Anna Magelli•Santanchè•Dimitri Kunz•Fiorella Garnero•Silvia Garnero•Federico Celoria•Visibilia Editore•Visibilia Editrice
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Italian Tourism Minister Santanchè and 16 Others to Stand Trial for False Accounting at Visibilia on March 20
Jan 17, 2025, 12:02 PM
Italy's Tourism Minister Daniela Santanchè has been ordered to stand trial for alleged false accounting related to her former company, Visibilia. The Milan judge, Anna Magelli, made the decision to send Santanchè and 16 others, including her partner Dimitri Kunz, sister Fiorella Garnero, and niece Silvia Garnero, to trial. The charges stem from the period between 2016 and 2022, during which Santanchè was accused of falsifying the company's financial statements. The trial is set to begin on March 20. Additionally, the judge accepted plea deals for former board member Federico Celoria and the companies Visibilia Editore and Visibilia Editrice. The case could have political repercussions for Santanchè, who has denied any wrongdoing.
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