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The Tunisian judiciary has sentenced businessman Marwan Mabrouk, former brother-in-law of former President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, to 14 years in prison after convicting him of corruption charges, including embezzlement of public funds, illegal transfer of money, money laundering, and participation in obtaining unlawful benefits. These rulings are part of the Tunisian authorities' efforts to hold former regime figures accountable and recover public assets. Mabrouk is considered one of the prominent economic figures linked to the former regime, and he had previously been sentenced to six years in prison in a case involving the confiscation of his assets following the revolution.
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