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Antonio Fazio’s case. Is Catholic finance under attack?

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 13 giugno 2011 · Leave a Comment · In Vatican finances

A persecutory judgment. That is how many people, inside and out the Vatican, considered the sentence to 4 years’ imprisonment and to 1.5 million euro fine to Antonio Fazio, former governor of the Bank of Italy. Fazio was compelled to resign in 2005, because of the alleged role of the Bank of Italy [...]

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Ior. A backward scenario.

By Andrea Gagliarducci On 11 aprile 2011 · Leave a Comment · In Vatican finances

Porta San’t Anna, Vatican City. It’s the 1st of April and a non-Catholic patriatch is crossing the border between the Italian and the vatican States. He is known there, and familiar with the environment. He is carrying a suitcase. Just after passing the Vatican Gendarmerie, he turns left towards the Torrione Niccolò V, the [...]

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