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Ex-Mozambique Finance Minister Receives Additional 2.5-Year Prison Sentence in Tuna Bond Scandal

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A U.S. court has handed down an additional 2.5-year prison sentence to Mozambique's former finance minister for his involvement in the notorious 'tuna bond' corruption case, which sparked a severe financial crisis in the African country. The sentence is a significant development in the ongoing legal battle against corruption and financial misconduct. With the global focus on anti-corruption efforts and financial transparency, this case highlights the importance of accountability and good governance. The 'tuna bond' scandal has had a lasting impact on Mozambique's economy, emphasizing the need for robust financial regulations and oversight. The ruling is a crucial step towards justice and recovery for the nation.