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ECB governor accused of bribery in Latvia corruption trial

Latvia's central bank governor Ilmars Rimsevics, accused of accepting bribes, stands before
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JURMALA, Latvia (Reuters) - Latvia's central bank chief, who led the former Soviet republic into the euro, appeared in court on Monday accused of bribery in the first corruption trial of a European Central Bank governor.Latvia's public prosecutor has accused Ilmars Rimsevics, 54, of accepting the offer of a 500,000-euro (£431,779) bribe and taking a paid holiday in Russia.Rimsevics' trila is a..
Date Published: Nov 04, 2019
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