The Vatican’s prosecutor has moved to challenge a key procedural ruling in the financial case involving Cardinal Angelo Becciu, signalling that the dispute is far from settled.
On March 18, the Promoter of Justice formally “reserved the right to appeal the order” issued a day earlier by the court of appeal, a technical step that allows prosecutors to contest the judges’ decision at a later stage once its implications become clear. The move does not in itself trigger a fresh hearing, but it keeps open the possibility of further legal action in response to the court’s demands, particularly regarding the release of investigative material.
