Five years later, Panama Papers still having a big impact ...Middle East

Five years ago today, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and more than 100 media partners around the globe began publishing an investigation that would become a byword for exposing financial chicanery and political corruption: The Panama Papers. Citizens hit the streets in protest. They threw bananas and yogurt in Iceland and rocks in Pakistan. Governments fell. Authorities launched hundreds of tax probes and criminal investigations. “This is an earthquake,” CNN columnist Frida Ghitis said at the time. “The aftershocks will continue for months, even years to come.” She was right. Half a decade later, the Panama Papers’ revelations about how the offshore financial syste

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