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Ecuador Detains Former Top Oil Officials in Graft Probe

Apr 14 2021, 7:45 PM April 14 2021, 3:19 AM April 14 2021, 7:45 PM (Bloomberg) Authorities in Ecuador detained fourteen current and former senior government officials, including Pablo Flores, the one-time boss of state-owned Petroecuador, less than a week after allegations of bribery involving the company emerged from a U.S. investigation. (Bloomberg) Authorities in Ecuador detained fourteen current and former senior government officials, including Pablo Flores, the one-time boss of state-owned Petroecuador, less than a week after allegations of bribery involving the company emerged from a U.S. investigation. A team of prosecutors and police led by Prosecutor General Diana Salazar searched residences and offices in three Ecuadorian cities and seized computers and cash. Those detained under suspicion of organized crime also include Pablo Celi, the current comptroller general and former Oil Minister Jose Agusto.

Ecuador Detains Former Top Oil Officials in Graft Probe

Ecuador Detains Former Top Oil Officials in Graft Probe Stephan Kueffner, Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) Authorities in Ecuador detained fourteen current and former senior government officials, including Pablo Flores, the one-time boss of state-owned Petroecuador, less than a week after allegations of bribery involving the company emerged from a U.S. investigation. A team of prosecutors and police led by Prosecutor General Diana Salazar searched residences and offices in three Ecuadorian cities and seized computers and cash. Those detained under suspicion of organized crime also include Pablo Celi, the current comptroller general and former Oil Minister Jose Agusto. A spokesman for the office of the prosecutor said he couldn’t comment as to whether the raids were related to the bribery revelations linking Petroecuador with commodity traders Vitol Group and Gunvor Group Ltd. A former Gunvor employee pleaded guilty in New York last week to helping bribe Ecuadorian officials to w

The market nods to Falabella's departure from Argentina

The market nods to Falabella s departure from Argentina By Angela Gonzalez-Rodriguez 10 hours ago The Chilean fashion retail group Falabella has confirmed that it will close the doors of all its physical establishments in Argentina, a country that has been key in its expansion in the Latin American market. Industry experts approve the move, key in Falabella’s omni-channel strategy. Last September, the Chilean parent group announced that it would begin to reduce Fallabella’s presence in Argentina, starting by putting up for sale some of the most emblematic establishments in the country. Months later, Falabella explained through a press release that, given the lack of buyers, and “In the context of the plan that Falabella is carrying out to make its operation in Argentina sustainable, the company will close the department stores located in Rosario, the Unicenter shopping mall and in the Florida pedestrian street in the City of Buenos Aires.”

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Transcripts For KQED PBS NewsHour 20130523

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