Broker who took the savings of nearly 500 people convicted and must now pay US$50 million
The Federal Oral Court of Santa Fe sentenced today Mario Rossini, the main defendant, to 15 years of imprisonment and to pay a fine equivalent to three times the amount of the amount of the swindle. The Court, composed of judges José María Escobar Cello, Germán Sutter Schneider and Luciano Lauría, found Mario Rossini guilty of the crimes of fraudulent…
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