The former Cardinal Beziu rejects the accusations and says that the Pope believes in his innocence.

VATICAN CITY, March 17 — Former Italian Cardinal Angelo Bégio rejected allegations of financial irregularities in the management of funds by the Vatican Secretary of State during a trial this Thursday, when he believed Pope Francis was innocent. In a process that began four months ago, the former Secretary of State (2011-2018), administered by the Vatican Government, issued a statement before being asked today.He was also responsible for communicating with “unprecedented media massacres” and “violent and vulgar movements.” “I was portrayed as a corrupt person.Greed for money. It is not fair to the Pope, but only cares about the welfare of his family,” said Becciu, a campaign to destroy him. The trial aims to clarify some irregularities in the management of funds by the Secretary of State, such as cases of sales that ended in Vatican fraud, buildings in central London and the initial need for the Vatican Secretary of State's coffers. The Treasury of the Secretary of State of the Holy See caused losses of 227 euros. At the beginning of the investigation, Pope Francis withdrew all fundamental rights of Beju and left him as governor of the congregation for the cause of the Saints. “Despite the media hype, the president and the judge are confident in the fairness of the trial,” Becciu particularly emphasized the need to know the truth. “I don't want the euro or penny I'm dealing with to be transferred, misused, or destined for purposes that are not entirely institutional. I have always worked for the benefit of the apostolic office and the church as a whole.” He said. Becciu also had to allocate funds from the funds of the Secretary of State for delivery to the Spes cooperative, which belonged to the Ozieri diocese of Sardinia (Italy), the hometown of Becciu, the brother of the Exiled. Regarding the allegations, Betzio's lawyers Fabio Viglio and Maria Conceta Mazo explained that today it is clear that “these funds are for charity”. Bishop Ozieri requested the first donation of 25,000 euros in 2015 and agreed with the local Caritas destroyed by the fire, and the donation was used to resume production in a charity bakery designed by the diocese. Explained that it was used to resume production. In 2018, at the request of Bishop Ozieri, a second donation of 100,000 euros was made to support the construction of a multi-purpose center called “Fortress of Charity”, which aims to support the elderly and refugees. In addition to Beziu and Maronha, the defendants were agents Gianluigi Torgie.Enrico Crasso, Chief Financier of the Secretary of State, former President and Director of the Department of Financial Information (IDA), René Bruhart, and Tomaso di Ruza. Monsigno Mauro Carino, former secretary of Vezio, banker Rafael Mincione, lawyer Nicolas Squiras, and officials of the Holy See Fabrizio Tirabasil.Chief CCG/PDDP