
The Catholic order is said to have billed for overpriced medications for years and swindled millions in tax money in Austria.
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SPIEGEL research raises suspicions that the Catholic men's order of the Brothers of Mercy in Austria was billing for overpriced medications.
Catholic Men's Order Serious allegations against the Brothers of Mercy - a pack of antibiotics for 241.25 euros instead of 24.15 euros
Ironically, the Catholic Order of the Brothers of Mercy is said to have billed for overpriced medicines for years and thus swindled millions in tax money in Austria. SPIEGEL research supports this suspicion.
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