ワシントンに拠点を置く調査ジャーナリストの国際コンソーシアム(ICIJ)による15ヶ月の調査では、スペインのバロネス カルメン ティッセン ボルネミッサを含むIslas Virgenes Britanicas, las Islas Cookなどの脱税天国(税金避難所)で自分の財産を隠している億万長者の数千人の身元を明らかにした
Una filtración destapa la identidad de miles de cuentas en paraísos fiscales
Entre las grandes fortunas escondidas en islas del Caribe está la de la baronesa Thyssen
Se han localizado movimientos de 120.000 empresas y cerca de 13.000 personas
Multimillonarios europeos, traficantes de armas o magnates de EE UU, entre los identificados
Han participado en su filtración medios como 'The Guardian', 'Le Monde' o 'The Washington Post'
Un informe acusa a Carmen Thyssen de usar paraísos fiscales
EFE Washington 4 ABR 2013 - 15:30 CET
A leak uncovers the identity of thousands of offshore accounts
Among the hidden fortunes of the Caribbean islands is that of the Baroness Thyssen
Movements have been located 120,000 companies and nearly 13,000 people
European billionaires, arms dealers or U.S. tycoons, among those identified
They have participated in the filtration media as 'The Guardian', 'Le Monde' and 'The Washington Post'
A report accuses Carmen Thyssen to use tax havens
EFE Washington 4 ABR 2013 - 15:30 CET
A 15-month investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), based in Washington, has uncovered the identity of thousands of billionaires who hide their fortunes in tax havens which include Spanish Baroness Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza . The ICIJ website presented a preview of the research, which has gotten into the impenetrable world of tax havens after entering some 2.5 million digital files, mainly British Virgin Islands, the Cook Islands and other "hiding "at sea. The research explores the movements of 120,000 offshore companies and trusts and about 130,000 people, including Eastern European billionaires and Indonesia, Russian business executives, American doctors and arms dealers.
The documents analyzed show "how offshore financial secrecy has expanded aggressively worldwide, enabling rich and well connected evade taxes and fueling corruption and economic problems in countries rich and poor alike," the ICIJ . The total file size is "160 times higher" by the leak by Wikileaks in 2010 State Department documents from the U.S., according to the organization.
Carmen Thyssen is one of the personalities that keep money in the islands, the report
To analyze all the information it has received 86 journalists from 46 countries and with the collaboration of the British media as The Guardian and the BBC, the French newspaper Le Monde and The Washington Post. In the advancement of research published by ICIJ appears Baroness Thyssen, "who uses a company in the Cook Islands to buy works of art auction houses such as Sotheby's and Christie's". Also mentioned Augier Jean-Jacques, who was cotesorero electoral campaign of the current French president, François Hollande, the Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, and Indonesian billionaires with ties to the late dictator Suharto. Also include individuals and companies linked to the Magnitsky case, tax fraud scandal which led to a ban on the adoption of Russian children by American families and strained relations between the two countries. The details of the investigation will be published gradually until next April 15 while continuing review of many of the documents obtained by the ICIJ forward.
Other millionaires compromised by this disclosure are Maria Imelda Marcos Manotoc, Filipino provincial governor and eldest daughter of the dictator Ferdinand Marcos and Imelda Marcos, or the wife of Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov, Olga, who has denied the accusations of embezzlement in tax havens . Tony Merchant, a lawyer and husband of a Canadian senator, has a $ 800,000 deposit in a trust.
According to the Guardian, it is estimated that the complex of islands can accommodate between 20 and 32 billion dollars, between 15 and 25 billion euros-owned fortunes that in some cases they have to remain hidden until almost 30 years, since the entities that protect them began to take relief. Most of the filtrate, which brings two million emails and other documents, comes from the British Virgin Islands.
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