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Guarguaglini and his wife, who ran a subsidiary, are accused of setting up slush funds to funnel money to political parties. Premier Mario Monti, whose technical government has wrestled with the Finmeccanica case, said the governance issues at the aerospace company would be dealt with
''as soon as possible." Monti said that anti-corruption measures need to be reinforced on a national level. ''It is important not only morally and civilly, but also economically because it facilitates economic investment in our country," Monti said on state radio.
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