CHILE - ETHICS CLASSES
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For thirty years Chile was Latin America's clean country. This book follows what it hid: a dictator's accounts found by the US Senate, an army corporal who took the military's secret copper money to a casino, police officers who robbed their own payroll, conglomerates that paid politicians through false invoices and whose owners were sentenced to an ethics course, and a lawyer's recorded words that led to the removal and arrest of a Supreme Court justice. Then the new trade: cocaine through the northern ports and a Venezuelan gang in Arica. Covers Augusto Pinochet and Riggs Bank, Carlos Délano and Carlos Eugenio Lavín and Empresas Penta, Julio Ponce Lerou and SQM, Luis Hermosilla and Factop, Ángela Vivanco and Belaz Movitec, and the Tren de Aragua and Los Gallegos.
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Part 03
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Part 04
3:46:53
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