15ヶ国の裁判官、検察官、腐敗防止の専門家は、先進国8ヶ国に、腐敗防止のために汚職、脱税、闇金の洗浄の厳しい対策を取るように要求、特に幽霊会社の設立の禁止を。
Juristas de 15 países urgen al G-8 a castigar al banco que acepte dinero sucio
Reclaman multas más fuertes para las entidades que infrinjan las normas anti-blanqueo
Proponen que se prohíban empresas pantalla para evadir impuestos y lavar capitales
Natalia Junquera Madrid 10 JUN 2013 - 20:58 CET
Lawyers from 15 countries urge the G8 to punish the bank to accept dirty money
They demand stronger penalties for entities that violate the anti-laundering rules
Proposal to prohibit shell companies to evade taxes and launder capital
Natalia Junquera Madrid 10 JUN 2013 - 20:58 CET
Judges, prosecutors and anti-corruption experts from 15 countries have sent a letter to the leaders of the G-8, U.S., Germany, Canada, France, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom and Russia, in urging the rulers of the eight powers will meet next week in Northern Ireland to take ordered against corruption, tax evasion and money laundering. "We have witnessed firsthand the damaging effects of the state looting carried out by unscrupulous politicians and officials", begins the letter, signed by, among others, the former magistrate of Baltasar Garzón, the former prosecutor Manuel Garrido corruption of Argentina, the Bank exconsultor Mudial Richard Messick and the president of the Tax Justice Network USA and the committee of experts asset recovery Jack A. UN Blum.
Experts propose that the G8 countries commit to take action to prevent the use of shell companies to conceal criminal activity. "All corrupt politicians, tax evaders and organized criminals use complex networks of companies to hide and launder the stolen money. Believe that much of the solution," they say, would require identifying the "ultimate owners of all companies ". That is, that you could not register a company on behalf of another. They suggest, moreover, that such information is "public domain". So, they say, would be easier to "catch money launderers, and companies would be held accountable to citizens and journalists for their actions."
The PP extesorero Luis Barcenas regularized last year 10 million euros it had in accounts in Switzerland to the Tax Office. His lawyer, Alfonso Trallero said that money was opaque registered to several companies and legalized it Barcenas advantage of government tax amnesty. Finance Minister Cristobal Montoro, then denied it. It was a half truth because there was effectively legalized Luis Barcenas that money, they had their societies.
Cazacorruptos
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The authors of the letter to the G8 leaders themselves "cazacorruptos". This is the complete list of signatories:
Jack A. Blum. President of the Tax Justice Network USA and former Expert Group on Asset Recovery UN
Gretta Fenner Zinkernagel. Administrative Director of the International Centre for Asset Recovery (Switzerland).
- Richard Findl. Attorney (Germany).
-Manuel Garrido. Former anti-corruption prosecutor (Argentina)
- Baltasar Garzón, Judge (Spain).
-Richard Messick. Exconsultor World Bank (USA).
-Huguette Labelle. Chair of Transparency International (Canada)
-Drago Kos. Former President of the Group of States against Corruption of the Council of Europe (Slovenia)
-John Githongo. Former President of the Kenya Anti-Corruption Agency
-Richard Goldstone. Former judge of the Constitutional Court of South Africa and General exprocurador justice of the UN tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda
-Mark Pieth. Chairman of the Working Group of the OECD bribery (Switzerland)
Gavin Hayman. Director Global Witness campaigns (United Kingdom)
-Samuel De Jaeguere. Expert corruption (Senegal)
-Eva Joly. European Parliament (France)
-Silvio Antonio Marques. Fiscal (Brazil)
-Juan Carlos Cubillo Miranda. Member of the Corruption Hunters Network (Costa Rica)
-Ernest Alexius Nampota. Former President of Malawi's anti-corruption department
- Morten Eriksen. Corruption Hunters Network in Norway
- William John Downer. Member of the Corruption Hunters Network in South Africa
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