Judge Ghada Aoun files charges against the Governor of the Banque du Liban Riad Salameh for the offense of mistrust with the funds handed over to him related to the subsidized dollar, Maya Dabbagh, head of the Banking Supervision Committee, for the crime of job negligence, and against money exchangers, Michel Mkattaf and Abdel Rahman Fayed, in support of Article 770 penalties for violating an administrative decision.
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