Paris, Strasbourg and Miami: The 11 properties linked to Congo-Brazzaville’s powerful presidential advisor
An investigation links 11 properties in Paris, Strasbourg and Miami to a Congo-Brazzaville presidential advisor.
European financial crime news: Europol, EPPO and Eurojust operations, EU AML rules, sanctions and investigations across Europe.
An investigation links 11 properties in Paris, Strasbourg and Miami to a Congo-Brazzaville presidential advisor.
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