Spanish banker granted bail

Thursday 19 May 1994 23:02 BST

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The former governor of the Spanish central bank, Mariano Rubio, was granted provisional liberty on 15 million pesetas ( pounds 75,000) bail yesterday after spending two weeks in jail on suspicion of unethical and possibly illegal self- enrichment, Phil Davison writes from Madrid.

The move meant Mr Rubio, 62, the Bank of Spain governor from 1984-92, will remain free pending a parliamentary commission's investigation but he is thought likely to face trial.

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