ANGOLA - OIL, DIAMONDS AND THE WASPS' NEST
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Angola, 1992 to 2026: an oil state where, for nearly four decades, oil and diamond money passed through an oil company, a central bank and a sovereign fund run by the circle around one president, then through a Dubai consultancy, Lisbon banks, a Geneva jeweler and Amsterdam holding companies. Told from the judgments, the leaks and Angola's own reporters, it follows the money out, the campaign to bring it back, and what became of everyone involved. Covers José Eduardo dos Santos and the presidency, Isabel dos Santos and Sonangol, José Filomeno dos Santos and the Fundo Soberano de Angola, Carlos de São Vicente and AAA Seguros, Pedro Lussaty and the presidential security house, Generals Kopelipa and Dino and the China International Fund, and Trafigura and Sonangol Distribuidora.
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Part 03
2:56:28
Part 04
3:20:06
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