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ARTICLE · 11 MARCH 2019

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The Venice Forex Investment group trial has begun in Pordenone, accused of having only partially focused on Forex market investments with customers' money and having pocketed the rest.

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The Venice Forex Investment group trial has begun in Pordenone, accused of having only partially focused on Forex market investments with customers’ money and having pocketed the rest.

On Saturday, February 16, at the Aldo Moro cultural center in Cordenons (Pordenone), the Venice Forex Investment group proceedings began.

Absent for security reasons, Fabio Gaiatto, considered by the Prosecutor to be the head of a criminal association that deals in aggravated fraud. Gaiatto had created a good reputation as a Forex broker, who was “very quick to buy and sell currencies which always resulted in earnings”.

There is an extensive press review coverage on the website of the Court of Pordenone by local newspapers that are following the case.

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