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21 June 2017 Today's Top Story Denmark: Denmark cracks down on money laundering as bankers face prison
Bloomberg Denmark is tightening its anti-money laundering laws in response to revelations in the so-called Panama Papers, with the government targeting tougher prison sentences for individual bank managers and consultants involved in breaches. Other News Brazil: Brazil's Michel Temer accused by police of 'passive corruption'
Deutsche Welle France: Top Macron ally Bayrou quits French government
BBC India: Bribes, borders and middlemen: why India's GST is a game changer
Bloomberg New Zealand: 'Corruption is real in New Zealand, it's happening'
Radio New Zealand (TI mention) Romania: Romanian PM ousted in MPs revolt
BBC Blog/Opinion Argentina: Argentina must reform to tackle government-business corruption
The Hill From Transparency International Feature: On trial for corruption: Teodoro Obiang, son of the president of Equatorial Guinea
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