Trove of financial documents reveal ‘shadow economy’

An analysis found offshore assets of politicians and officials from 91 countries and territories, including 35 current and former leaders, ICIJ reported.

By Arete News - October 3, 2021

(AN/Buzzfeed/ICIJ)

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