Swiss banker whistleblower: CIA behind Panama Papers Posted: Tuesday, April 12, 2016
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Swiss banker whistleblower: CIA behind Panama Papers
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On 60 Minutes, A Compelling Case for Releasing 28 Pages on 9/11 The movement to declassify 28 pages on foreign government ties to 9/11 received its highest-profile exposure to date tonight, as 60 Minutes aired a report that featured insights from several former officials who are familiar with what the 28 pages contain—and believe the information should be public.
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Iceland's PM resigns amid fallout from Panama Papers leak Iceland's Prime Minister Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson has resigned after being accused of hiding millions of dollars worth of investments in offshore accounts.
First to Fall? Panama Papers Bring Down Iceland PM, Portending Future Fallout 'The greater crime is that we have a secret economy connected to and even supporting some of the worst aspects of the global capitalist system'
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