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June 28, 2012

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BUSTED - OECD:Charges Papandreou Gov't Of "Covering" German-Agent Entrepreneur in FYROM




The OECD report says in its latest report that there are several areas in which Greece's implementation of the Convention falls short.  It said that it was concerned over the Greek government's inaction in a case in which three Greek nationals allegedly committed foreign bribery and it specifically notes that despite learning of the allegations for almost two years, Greek authorities (under the George Papandreou government) failed to open a domestic investigation until after the on-site visit in January 2012.

The report states that there are at least two cases involving allegations that Greek individuals or companies bribed foreign public officials. One case of which involves the Magyar Telekom company, which was a Hungarian company with operations in the Former YugoslavRepublic of Macedonia (FYROM).

Editor's Note - Forget about democracy... This is how the rich get richer... and the poor poorer. Read it and weep.

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