Vatican financial control office director, four others suspended - report
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Five Vatican employees, including the number two at the Vatican's Financial Information Authority and a monsignor, have been suspended following a police raid, the Italian magazine L'Espresso reported on Tuesday.
The magazine ran on its website a police notice to guards at Vatican gates telling them not to allow the five inside because they had been suspended. The magazine ran a picture of the notice that included photographs of the five, one of whom is a woman.
A Vatican spokesman said he had no immediate comment on the report.
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