Prosecutors are asking to charge Mariano Fazio along with the four clerics already accused by 43 women.
The number two of Opus Dei, the auxiliary vicar Mariano Fazio, was formally accused of trafficking women for himlabor exploitation within their religious order in conditions of semi-slavery, a practice that the Opus would have committed for four decades in Argentina. This is stated in the eight-page document to which he has accessed ElDiario.es, within the judicial process opened against the top officials of the Opus in Argentina. the Opus –that is, the number two of the order worldwide– and lives in the Vatican, he requests that he be charged along with four officials responsible for the order in the country who had already been accused. The petition was sent on June 11 to federal judge Daniel Rafecas by prosecutors Alejandra Mángano_, initially included in the accusation, which did charge the three priests…
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