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European team ends questioning of Lebanon Central Bank chief

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By BASSEM MROUE
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BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanese judicial officials say that a European legal team has wrapped up two days of questioning of the country’s Central Bank chief in a money-laundering probe linked to the governor. Several European countries are investigating Gov. Riad Salameh, who in recent years has been charged with a handful of corruption-related crimes. The 72-year-old Salameh has been the head of Lebanon’s Central Bank since 1993. The European delegation is investigating the laundering of some $330 million. The judicial officials said on Friday that the European team has set April 15 as the date for questioning Salameh’s brother and an associate.

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