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The “Pandora Papers," written by a worldwide consortium of journalists, reveal how world leaders and the mega-rich can hide billions of dollars in secret offshore accounts, which investigators say drain money from government treasuries and can undermine national security. Nick Schifrin talks to Drew Sullivan, co-founder and editor of the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, or OCCRP.
And yet we fall for this charade of them as globalists, champions of the people. >> yeah. there's also an aspect to the press that i think is crucial and important, ian. when i was coming up as a reporter in chicago, that kind of story, this story is the stuff that local corruption reporting was made out of. and when there was power in the local press, that would hurt you. you would be on the cover of the local paper and the alder men would be like why are you paying off your restaurant lean? you should have kept paying money. i feel like, you know, a lot of bobert's followers, a lot of people...
Contrebande de cigarettes au Sahel : Un rapport de l’ONU blanchit Apollinaire Compaoré
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