The Vatican Court of Appeal nullified convictions against Angelo Becciu and nine other defendants due to procedural errors and the use of secret papal decrees.This landmark financial case involved a 350 million euro investment in a luxury London property that resulted in significant financial losses for the Holy See.A new trial is scheduled to begin on June 22 after the court ordered Prosecutor Alessandro Diddi to share all previously withheld evidence with the defense teams.The ruling follows comments from
Pope Leo XIV regarding the importance of judicial transparency and fairness within the legal system of the Vatican.