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Corruption & Money LaunderingFriends in low places: top oil traders paid middlemen accused in Brazil’s ‘Car Wash’ scandal
The world’s top two commodity traders Vitol and Glencore used middlemen notorious for their role in Brazil’s mammoth ‘Car Wash’ bribery scandal, Global Witness investigation with Switzerland’s Public Eye reveals.
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Oil, Gas & MiningShell and Eni on trial
Shell and Eni are on trial in Milan for their part in a billion dollar bribery scheme
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Corruption & Money LaunderingEuropean Getaway: Inside the Murky World of Golden Visas
How mismanaged ‘Golden Visa’ schemes are enabling corruption on an unprecedented scale, and what EU institutions must do about it
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It's time to stand up for journalists
Global Witness marks the Day to End Impunity for Crimes Committed Against Journalists
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ForestsPower to the People
Exposing how logging firms are are exploiting progressive community forestry in Liberia
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Tweet / @Global_Witness
REVEALED: Global oil traders 🏢 @Glencore and #Vitol paid millions of dollars 💰 to the same middlemen now charged wi… https://t.co/mRay98CFkk
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Press release / Nov. 8, 2018
World’s biggest oil traders paid middlemen accused in ‘Car Wash’ mega-scandal, Global Witness reveals
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Blog post / Nov. 8, 2018
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Press release / Nov. 5, 2018
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Blog post / Nov. 2, 2018
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