Under scrutiny, Vatican bank opens its doors

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VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Vatican bank, one of the more secretive institutions of the secrecy-obsessed Vatican, opened itself up to a little external scrutiny Thursday in a bid to show it’s serious about fighting money-laundering and being more financially transparent.

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