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Sanctioned firms on Mossack Fonseca books
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The Panama legal firm at the heart of a massive data leak had client firms which were subject to international sanctions, documents show.
- 4 April 2016
- From the section World
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ICC to deliver key war crimes ruling
Kenyan Vice-President William Ruto is due to hear if the International Criminal Court will drop the crimes against humanity charges he faces.
- 5 April 2016
- From the section Africa
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- 4 April 2016
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- 5 April 2016
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- 5 April 2016
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- 5 April 2016
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- 4 April 2016
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- 4 April 2016
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- 4 April 2016
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- 4 April 2016
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