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Prosecutor Requests up to 13 Years in Prison for Money-Laundering Defendants in PipMaster Case

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The Attorney General's Office presented its closing case at the trial for alleged laundering of assets against five natural persons and 26 legal entities, related to the illegal collection of money through the company PipMaster.

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Prosecutor Requests up to 13 Years in Prison for Money-Laundering Defendants in PipMaster Case

The Attorney General's Office presented its closing case at the trial for alleged laundering of assets against five natural persons and 26 legal entities, related to the illegal collection of money through the company PipMaster.

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El Universo broke the news in on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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