Daily Corruption News
16 October 2017 Today's Top Story Global: Accused of corruption on multiple continents, and comfortably defiant in Senegal
The New York Times Papa Massata Diack is at the center of an ever-widening corruption probe that reaches across four continents. Millions of dollars in illicit payments have been transferred through accounts controlled by Diack or his associates, according to prosecutors in Brazil and France. While accused of participating in one of biggest corruption schemes ever in global sports, he is a familiar face at Senegalâs swankiest hotels. Other News Global: France probes Danske Bank in relation to Magnitsky case
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