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تونزي تيليغراف
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The Tunisian court has resumed considering the financial corruption case involving businessman Maher Shaban and more than ten defendants, having decided to postpone the trial to September 24, 2026. The charges include money laundering, exploiting confiscated properties, and obtaining bank loans illegally. The case pertains to real estate deals and banking transactions carried out over several years, with a focus on operations in Hammamet. Investigations also encompass allegations of providing unlawful banking facilities. Money laundering is the most prominent charge in the case, given its severe penalties.
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