
A Catholic men's order in Austria is said to have swindled millions in taxes through drug surcharges.
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SPIEGEL reported on the suspicion that the order had made millions in taxes through drug surcharges.
Catholic Men's Order Corruption investigators are examining allegations against the Brothers of Mercy
A Catholic men's order in Austria is said to have swindled millions in taxes through drug surcharges. SPIEGEL reported on the suspicion. A special prosecutor's office is now looking into the case.
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Conducting an official investigation by the Special Prosecutor's Office.
Very likely · Within months
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