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AndronETalksNews
BBC News
By Robert Plummer
May 20, 2023
A businessman has appeared in court in Latvia in a murder plot trial that could shed light on the murky past of its banking system.
Mihails Ulmans and his associate, co-defendant Aleksandrs Babenko, are alleged to have paid the killer of insolvency lawyer Martins Bunkus.
Mr Bunkus is said to have uncovered evidence of money-laundering at LPB bank, partly owned by Mr Ulmans.
He was shot dead in 2018. Both defendants deny any involvement.
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