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Pandora papers: Key revelations from leaked files exposing an alternative financial world where the super-rich can hide their assets and pay little or no tax.
Tony and Cherie Blair bought property via offshore firm and saved £300,000 in tax. Former PM and his wife became owners of £6.5m office building by acquiring offshore company partially owned by Bahraini minister. Tony and Cherie Blair saved hundreds of thousands of pounds in property taxes when acquiring a London office building from an offshore company partially owned by a prominent Bahraini minister.
The former British prime minister and his wife became the owners of a £6.5m office building in 2017 by acquiring a British Virgin Islands (BVI) company controlled by the family of HE Zayed bin Rashid Alzayani, the constitutional monarchyÕs current minister for industry, commerce and tourism. The deal is revealed in the Pandora papers, a trove of leaked offshore documents. They reveal Alzayani as the secret shareholder of another offshore firm that has spent more than £60m buying UK commercial property over the past nine years, including the Marylebone address sold to the Blairs. Pictured: 30 Harcourt Street
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Photograph by Martin GodwinThe Pandora Papers are 11.9 million leaked documents with 2.9 terabytes of data that the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists published beginning on 3 October 2021.
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Pandora papers: Key revelations from leaked files exposing an alternative financial world where the super-rich can hide their assets and pay little or no tax.
Tony and Cherie Blair bought property via offshore firm and saved £300,000 in tax. Former PM and his wife became owners of £6.5m office building by acquiring offshore company partially owned by Bahraini minister. Tony and Cherie Blair saved hundreds of thousands of pounds in property taxes when acquiring a London office building from an offshore company partially owned by a prominent Bahraini minister.
The former British prime minister and his wife became the owners of a £6.5m office building in 2017 by acquiring a British Virgin Islands (BVI) company controlled by the family of HE Zayed bin Rashid Alzayani, the constitutional monarchyÕs current minister for industry, commerce and tourism. The deal is revealed in the Pandora papers, a trove of leaked offshore documents. They reveal Alzayani as the secret shareholder of another offshore firm that has spent more than £60m buying UK commercial property over the past nine years, including the Marylebone address sold to the Blairs. Pictured: 30 Harcourt Street
London W1
13-09-2021
Photograph by Martin GodwinThe Pandora Papers are 11.9 million leaked documents with 2.9 terabytes of data that the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists published beginning on 3 October 2021.
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Pandora papers: Key revelations from leaked files exposing an alternative financial world where the super-rich can hide their assets and pay little or no tax.
Tony and Cherie Blair bought property via offshore firm and saved £300,000 in tax. Former PM and his wife became owners of £6.5m office building by acquiring offshore company partially owned by Bahraini minister. Tony and Cherie Blair saved hundreds of thousands of pounds in property taxes when acquiring a London office building from an offshore company partially owned by a prominent Bahraini minister.
The former British prime minister and his wife became the owners of a £6.5m office building in 2017 by acquiring a British Virgin Islands (BVI) company controlled by the family of HE Zayed bin Rashid Alzayani, the constitutional monarchy’s current minister for industry, commerce and tourism. The deal is revealed in the Pandora papers, a trove of leaked offshore documents. They reveal Alzayani as the secret shareholder of another offshore firm that has spent more than £60m buying UK commercial property over the past nine years, including the Marylebone address sold to the Blairs. Pictured: 30 Harcourt Street
London W1
13-09-2021
Photograph by Martin GodwinThe Pandora Papers are 11.9 million leaked documents with 2.9 terabytes of data that the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists published beginning on 3 October 2021.
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PEOPLE - Boris Becker vor dem Gerichtsgebäude in London
Image Licensed to i-Images Picture Agency. 22/10/2020. London, United Kingdom. Boris Becker leaving Southwark Crown Court in London . Picture by Stephen Lock / i-Images
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PEOPLE - Boris Becker vor dem Gerichtsgebäude in London
Image Licensed to i-Images Picture Agency. 22/10/2020. London, United Kingdom. Boris Becker arriving at Southwark Crown Court in London . Picture by Stephen Lock / i-Images
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How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if it’s to be of any use – and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itÕs to be of any use Ð and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
Kleptocrats, fraudsters and crooks steal hundreds of billions of pounds, dollars and euros from the rest of us every year, but that gives them a problem: how can they stop the rest of us knowing what theyÕve done with the proceeds? They have to stop their haul looking suspicious, to cleanse it of any criminal taint, or face losing their hard-stolen cash.
Money laundering, as this process is known, is notoriously difficult to uncover, investigate and prosecute. Occasionally, however, an insider breaks cover Ð someone such as Howard Wilkinson, who blew the whistle on perhaps the largest money-laundering scheme in history, the movement of Û200bn of suspect funds through the Estonian branch of DenmarkÕs biggest bank between 2007 and 2015, most of it earned in the dodgier corners of the former Soviet Union, some perhaps belonging to Vladimir Putin himself.
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How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itís to be of any use ñ and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itís to be of any use ñ and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
Kleptocrats, fraudsters and crooks steal hundreds of billions of pounds, dollars and euros from the rest of us every year, but that gives them a problem: how can they stop the rest of us knowing what theyíve done with the proceeds? They have to stop their haul looking suspicious, to cleanse it of any criminal taint, or face losing their hard-stolen cash.
Money laundering, as this process is known, is notoriously difficult to uncover, investigate and prosecute. Occasionally, however, an insider breaks cover ñ someone such as Howard Wilkinson, who blew the whistle on perhaps the largest money-laundering scheme in history, the movement of Ä200bn of suspect funds through the Estonian branch of Denmarkís biggest bank between 2007 and 2015, most of it earned in the dodgier corners of the former Soviet Union, some perhaps belonging to Vladimir Putin himself.
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How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itís to be of any use ñ and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itís to be of any use ñ and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
Kleptocrats, fraudsters and crooks steal hundreds of billions of pounds, dollars and euros from the rest of us every year, but that gives them a problem: how can they stop the rest of us knowing what theyíve done with the proceeds? They have to stop their haul looking suspicious, to cleanse it of any criminal taint, or face losing their hard-stolen cash.
Money laundering, as this process is known, is notoriously difficult to uncover, investigate and prosecute. Occasionally, however, an insider breaks cover ñ someone such as Howard Wilkinson, who blew the whistle on perhaps the largest money-laundering scheme in history, the movement of Ä200bn of suspect funds through the Estonian branch of Denmarkís biggest bank between 2007 and 2015, most of it earned in the dodgier corners of the former Soviet Union, some perhaps belonging to Vladimir Putin himself.
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How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itís to be of any use ñ and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itís to be of any use ñ and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
Kleptocrats, fraudsters and crooks steal hundreds of billions of pounds, dollars and euros from the rest of us every year, but that gives them a problem: how can they stop the rest of us knowing what theyíve done with the proceeds? They have to stop their haul looking suspicious, to cleanse it of any criminal taint, or face losing their hard-stolen cash.
Money laundering, as this process is known, is notoriously difficult to uncover, investigate and prosecute. Occasionally, however, an insider breaks cover ñ someone such as Howard Wilkinson, who blew the whistle on perhaps the largest money-laundering scheme in history, the movement of Ä200bn of suspect funds through the Estonian branch of Denmarkís biggest bank between 2007 and 2015, most of it earned in the dodgier corners of the former Soviet Union, some perhaps belonging to Vladimir Putin himself.
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How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itís to be of any use ñ and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itís to be of any use ñ and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
Kleptocrats, fraudsters and crooks steal hundreds of billions of pounds, dollars and euros from the rest of us every year, but that gives them a problem: how can they stop the rest of us knowing what theyíve done with the proceeds? They have to stop their haul looking suspicious, to cleanse it of any criminal taint, or face losing their hard-stolen cash.
Money laundering, as this process is known, is notoriously difficult to uncover, investigate and prosecute. Occasionally, however, an insider breaks cover ñ someone such as Howard Wilkinson, who blew the whistle on perhaps the largest money-laundering scheme in history, the movement of Ä200bn of suspect funds through the Estonian branch of Denmarkís biggest bank between 2007 and 2015, most of it earned in the dodgier corners of the former Soviet Union, some perhaps belonging to Vladimir Putin himself.
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How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itís to be of any use ñ and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itís to be of any use ñ and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
Kleptocrats, fraudsters and crooks steal hundreds of billions of pounds, dollars and euros from the rest of us every year, but that gives them a problem: how can they stop the rest of us knowing what theyíve done with the proceeds? They have to stop their haul looking suspicious, to cleanse it of any criminal taint, or face losing their hard-stolen cash.
Money laundering, as this process is known, is notoriously difficult to uncover, investigate and prosecute. Occasionally, however, an insider breaks cover ñ someone such as Howard Wilkinson, who blew the whistle on perhaps the largest money-laundering scheme in history, the movement of Ä200bn of suspect funds through the Estonian branch of Denmarkís biggest bank between 2007 and 2015, most of it earned in the dodgier corners of the former Soviet Union, some perhaps belonging to Vladimir Putin himself.
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How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if it’s to be of any use – and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
How Britain can help you get away with stealing millions: a five-step guide. Dirty money needs laundering if itÕs to be of any use Ð and the UK is the best place in the world to do it.
Kleptocrats, fraudsters and crooks steal hundreds of billions of pounds, dollars and euros from the rest of us every year, but that gives them a problem: how can they stop the rest of us knowing what theyÕve done with the proceeds? They have to stop their haul looking suspicious, to cleanse it of any criminal taint, or face losing their hard-stolen cash.
Money laundering, as this process is known, is notoriously difficult to uncover, investigate and prosecute. Occasionally, however, an insider breaks cover Ð someone such as Howard Wilkinson, who blew the whistle on perhaps the largest money-laundering scheme in history, the movement of Û200bn of suspect funds through the Estonian branch of DenmarkÕs biggest bank between 2007 and 2015, most of it earned in the dodgier corners of the former Soviet Union, some perhaps belonging to Vladimir Putin himself.
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo und Xabi Alonso vor Gericht in Madrid
January 22, 2019 - Madrid, Spain - Portuguese soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo arrives at the provincial court of Madrid with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez for his tax evasion trial (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo und Xabi Alonso vor Gericht in Madrid
January 22, 2019 - Madrid, Spain - Portuguese soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo arrives at the provincial court of Madrid with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez for his tax evasion trial (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo und Xabi Alonso vor Gericht in Madrid
January 22, 2019 - Madrid, Spain - Spanish soccer player Xabi Alonso arrives at the provincial court of Madrid for his tax evasion trial (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo und Xabi Alonso vor Gericht in Madrid
January 22, 2019 - Madrid, Spain - Spanish soccer player Xabi Alonso arrives at the provincial court of Madrid for his tax evasion trial (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo und Xabi Alonso vor Gericht in Madrid
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jesus Hellin/SOPA Images/REX/Shutterstock (10070368d)
Xabi Alonso arrives at the provincial court of Madrid for his tax evasion trial.
Xabi Alonso faces tax fraud charges, Madrid, Spain - 22 Jan 2019
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo und Xabi Alonso vor Gericht in Madrid
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Xabi Alonso arrives at the provincial court of Madrid for his tax evasion trial.
Xabi Alonso faces tax fraud charges, Madrid, Spain - 22 Jan 2019
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo und Xabi Alonso vor Gericht in Madrid
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Xabi Alonso arrives at the provincial court of Madrid for his tax evasion trial.
Xabi Alonso faces tax fraud charges, Madrid, Spain - 22 Jan 2019
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo wegen Steuerhinterziehung vor Gericht: Medienrummel in Madrid
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Atmosphere
Cristiano Ronaldo tax evasion court case, Madrid, Spain - 31 Jul 2017
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo wegen Steuerhinterziehung vor Gericht: Medienrummel in Madrid
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Atmosphere
Cristiano Ronaldo tax evasion court case, Madrid, Spain - 31 Jul 2017
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo wegen Steuerhinterziehung vor Gericht: Medienrummel in Madrid
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Inaki Torres, Ronaldo spokesperson
Cristiano Ronaldo tax evasion court case, Madrid, Spain - 31 Jul 2017
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo wegen Steuerhinterziehung vor Gericht: Medienrummel in Madrid
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Muddy Ignace/DYDPPA/REX/Shutterstock (8977628d)
Atmosphere
Cristiano Ronaldo tax evasion court case, Madrid, Spain - 31 Jul 2017
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PEOPLE - Cristiano Ronaldo wegen Steuerhinterziehung vor Gericht: Medienrummel in Madrid
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Muddy Ignace/DYDPPA/REX/Shutterstock (8977628c)
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Cristiano Ronaldo tax evasion court case, Madrid, Spain - 31 Jul 2017
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Airman magazine chooses the best U.S. Air Force pictures of 2013 - Jan 2014
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Senior Airman Justin Gordon completes a static line jump at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany. Gordon participated in the training to maintain his qualifications and also reenlisted prior to the jump. He's the assistant NCO in charge of survival, evasion, resistance and escape training with the 52nd Operations Support Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Gustavo Castillo)
Top Guns: The Best U.S. Air Force Pictures of 2013
These stunning images show a year in the life of the largest air force in the world.
The United States Air Force has operations all over the world and enlisted photographers are there to capture the action.
The service's specialist Airman magazine has curated the most impactful imagery from 2013 for a special issue entitled 'Year in Visuals'.
As would be expected, the gallery features awesome images of aircraft, but there are also personal military stories including a striking image of Capt. Candice Adams Ismirle preparing for cancer radiation treatment, while Staff Sgt. Ron Blodgett is shown in tears as he embraces his son after returning from a deployment in Southwest Asia.
Managing editor Tech. Sgt. Chris Powell explains: "We pride ourselves on publishing the powerful imagery and videos Air Force photographers and broadcasters produce every day. These professionals travel the world, sometimes putting themselves in harm's way, to bring you the visual story from an Airman's perspective.
"Our goal is to make you feel as close to the story as possible, being right there with Airmen providing security in Afghanistan, a team of Airmen hiking the highest mountains on Earth or showcasing the Air Force's many aircraft conducting operations throughout the world."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KUXHHMGWE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The city of Vaduz in Liechtenstein. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -08/08/2005 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The central landmark of Vaduz is the Castle, the residence of the Princely Family. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -08/08/2005 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The central landmark of Vaduz is the Castle, the residence of the Princely Family. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -08/08/2005 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank " VP Bank" in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank "Liechtensteinische Landesbank AG ' in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank " Swissfirst" in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank " Volksbank " in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank " Behring und Eberle" in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The central landmark of Vaduz is the Castle, the residence of the Princely Family. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank " Confida " in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank " Raiffeisen Bank " in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank " Centrum Bank AG ' in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank "Liechtensteinische Verwaltungs- und Privatbanken AG ' in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank " Hypo Investment Bank " in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The bank " Allianz Suisse " in Vaduz. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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VADUZ: Liechtenstein is involved in tax evasion
The central landmark of Vaduz is the Castle, the residence of the Princely Family. The Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Otmar Hasler, is in Berlin, to talk with Angela Merkel about Liechtenstein being involved in the tax evasion of several hundred German citizens. The outrage expressed by Liechtenstein at the methods German investigators used in undercovering a tax scandal drew scorn form the German press Wednesday. Several newspaper drawing attention to the curious fact that there are 75000 postbox adresses there for a population of 35000. Vaduz, LIECHTENSTEIN -01/08/2004 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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