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schema:articleBody	Italy's ruling Five Star Movement has denied allegations published by a Spanish newspaper that it received millions of euros in secret financing from Venezuela's current President Nicolas Maduro in 2010. Spanish conservative newspaper ABC on Monday published what it said was a Venezuelan intelligence document dated July 25, 2010, proving that Maduro, at the time then president Hugo Chavez's foreign minister, sent 3.5 million euros ($3.9 million) to Italy in a diplomatic bag. The money was allegedly destined for Gianroberto Casaleggio, who founded the anti-establishment M5S along with comedian Beppe Grillo, and died in 2016. The allegations were plastered on the front pages of Italian newspapers on Tuesday. The M5S, currently in a coalition government with the centre-left Democratic Party (PD) and the main backer of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, dismissed the Spanish paper's story as "fake news". Venezuela's embassy in Rome also rejected the accusation as "false and counterfeit" and said it might take legal action, Italy's AGI news agency reported. The alleged cash was reportedly to finance M5S, which was founded in 2009 and has what would be considered both left- and right-wing policies. The Venezuelan intelligence document published by ABC said the money was sent "in a secure and secret way via the diplomatic bag". The head of Venezuelan intelligence at the time was Hugo Carvajal, who was arrested in Madrid in 2019 for alleged drug trafficking before being freed on bail. Spain in November authorised his extradition to the United States but he has since disappeared. M5S won 32 percent of votes in 2018's election before entering a coalition government with the far-right League. That coalition collapsed and a new government was formed with the PD last year, but opinion polls say that just 15 percent of Italians would currently vote for the M5S. fio/hba/cjo/dl
schema:headline	Italy's M5S denies receiving millions from Venezuela's Maduro
schema:mentions	Gianroberto Casaleggio Italians Beppe Grillo Intelligence agency Illegal drug trade Counterfeit Prime Minister of Italy Five Star Movement Right-wing politics Extradition Democratic Party of Japan Hugo Chávez Coalition government Rome Far-right politics Giuseppe Conte American Broadcasting Company Fake news President of France Nicolás Maduro Spain Madrid Italy Venezuela United States Hugo Carvajal Diplomatic bag Centre-left coalition Anti-establishment
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schema:datePublished	2020-06-16 (xsd:date)
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