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19 February 2018 Today's Top Story Latvia: Top European banker detained in bribery probe
CNN Money Ilmars RimÅ¡ÄviÄs, who has led Latvia's central bank for 16 years and sits on the governing council of the ECB, was detained on Saturday. The country's anti-corruption agency said Monday that he was suspected of demanding a bribe of over â¬100,000 ($124,000). Other News Global: IMF advises Ukraine to immediately consider bill on Anti-Corruption Court in parliament
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