A French court has
handed down a three-year suspended jail term to Equatorial Guinea's Vice
President, Teodorin Obiang for corruption. The 48-year-old, known for
his lavish tastes, is the son of the oil-rich West African country's president.
He was absent from the trial, where he was found guilty of
embezzlement.
His assets in France will be seized, including a mansion on
Avenue Foch in Paris. He also got a suspended fine of 30m euros (£27m; $35m).
BBC
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