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Pandora papers say US law firm McKenzie helped create modern offshore system

Washington, Oct 4 (UNI/Sputnik) Top US law firm Baker McKenzie is among those who stand behind the existing offshore system, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) said in a report.
On Sunday, the ICIJ published a new leak on the alleged financial secrets of over 35 current and former world leaders as well as more than 330 politicians and officials from across the globe.
"The Pandora Papers investigation also highlights how Baker McKenzie, the largest law firm in the U.S., helped create the modern offshore system and continues to be a mainstay of this shadow economy," the ICIJ said.
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