• Panama Papers cost cup corruption fighter

    Panama Papers cost cup corruption fighter

    April 5, 2016 13:35 Hot Recent News

    The revelations about tax evasion and avoidance through a Panamanian advisory, christened the Panama Papers, are also victims unexpected source. The head of the Chilean branch of corruption watchdog Transparency International has resigned because his name is in the documents.

  • 'Papers also refer to National Front

    'Papers also refer to National Front

    April 5, 2016 11:14 Hot Recent News

    The Panama Papers have also provided a link to the National Front, the right-wing nationalist party of Marine Le Pen. The French newspaper Le Monde revealed Tuesday that Frédéric Chatillon and Nicolas Crochet, confidants of Le Pen, have been active in the offshore business' which was facilitated by the Panamanian firm Mossack-Fonseca.

  • Premier Iceland does not resign to

    Premier Iceland does not resign to

    April 4, 2016 17:21 Hot Recent News

    Premier Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson showed Monday there be no misunderstanding:,, I go not away 'The names of the prime minister and his wife appeared on Sunday in the publications of the Panama Papers According Gunnlaugsson contains the information nothing new and he has.. his business worries already provided explanation.

  • Porosjenko 'going offshore' in August 2014

    Porosjenko 'going offshore' in August 2014

    April 4, 2016 11:56 Hot Recent News

    In the heyday of the civil war in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donbass Ukrainian billionaire and president Petro Poroshenko would be candy company have transferred formally to the British Channel Islands. According to a joint study by numerous media outlets in the world based on data wrested a Panamanian consultancy Mossack Fonseca. The research result is called the Panama Papers.

  • Ten heads of state in 'Panama Papers

    Ten heads of state in 'Panama Papers

    April 4, 2016 11:07 Hot Recent News

    More than a dozen heads of state turn up in the Panama Papers, the result of an investigation into the diversion of money from media across the world. The information comes from the multinational Panamanian consultancy Mossack Fonseca amp; Co. The company claims to have been hacked.

  • El Chapo's bookkeeper arrested

    El Chapo's bookkeeper arrested

    March 28, 2016 05:56 Hot Recent News

    Mexican police on Sunday the bookkeeper of the notorious Mexican drug trafficker Joaquin Guzman, known as 'El Chapo' arrested. Juan Manuel Alvarez is suspected of laundering money for the Sinaloa cartel. The Mexican authorities confirm Alvarez was arrested Sunday in the southern state of Oaxaca.

  • Fly Emirates Record: 17 pm

    Fly Emirates Record: 17 pm

    auckland March 1, 2016 12:49 Hot Recent News

    A Boeing 777 of Emirates airline landing Wednesday after more than 14,000 kilometers and 17 hours and 15 minutes flight in Auckland, New Zealand. This is the record for the longest flight distance ever broken. The plane is flying Tuesday from Dubai.

  • Cuba solution refugees within reach

    Cuba solution refugees within reach

    December 29, 2015 08:49 Hot Recent News

    There seems to be a solution to be found for the thousands of Cuban refugees stranded in Costa Rica. The Central American countries have agreed to a pilot project, with which the asylum seekers from traveling to the US, as they want to. That the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Costa Rica Monday (local time) said.

  • Colombia fights smugglers submarines

    Colombia fights smugglers submarines

    December 8, 2015 15:07 Hot Recent News

    Colombia has recently acquired two German U-boats in the fight against drug traffickers. Increasingly, smugglers make use of mini- submarines to transport their goods from the south to Central America. Bogotá bought for 110 million euros, the U23 and U24, submarines of 500 tons, 49 meters long and 23 crew members.

  • New app for emergencies

    New app for emergencies

    apeldoorn November 27, 2015 10:15 Hot Recent News

    An app that lets travelers can raise the alarm if they are in an emergency situation, anywhere in the world. Private detective Dick Steffens is currently developing the ' Travellers app' : All important information will be shared with a control center of a security company and with at home, so as to promptly intervene when someone is in need.

  • Nicaragua repels Cuban asylum seekers

    Nicaragua repels Cuban asylum seekers

    November 16, 2015 09:00 Hot Recent News

    The Central American Nicaragua has closed the border for hundreds of Cuban asylum seekers who were en route to the United States. Security forces Sunday sent refugees back that would have entered the country illegally from Costa Rica.

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