Rodrigo Rato
Rodrigo Rato is a Spanish economist and politician who served as the Minister of Economy and later as the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund. He is known for his role in Spain's economic boom in the late 1990s, but his reputation suffered due to financial scandals leading to his imprisonment.
Born on Mar 18, 1949 (76 years old)
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Spain:
Rodrigo Rato was the former Minister of Economy who was convicted for misuse of black credit cards.
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Spain:
Rodrigo Rato is a former vice president of the government who has been convicted and served time.
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Spain:
Rodrigo Rato was referenced in the context of economic miracles and subsequent imprisonment.
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Andorra:
Rodrigo Rato is one of the names associated with corruption cases in the article.
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Spain:
Rodrigo Rato is referenced as a politician who has faced legal consequences, highlighting issues of corruption in politics.
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Spain:
He was the superminister leading the economic policy of the government during Aznar's administration.
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Spain:
Rodrigo Rato is a former vice president of the government mentioned in connection with Montoro.
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Spain:
Rodrigo Rato was a powerful figure in the Spanish government and is linked to the corruption investigation involving Montoro.
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Spain:
Rodrigo Rato was also an honorary mayor who faced corruption charges.
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Spain:
Rodrigo Rato is mentioned as a former Minister of Economy whose fiscal data was allegedly accessed by Montoro's ministry.
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