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IRAN SWITZERLAND Due Diligence Issue dated 07/10/2010

Naftiran, oiling Iran's wheels

Washington wants to stop Western banks from working with Naftiran, a Swiss company that helps to finance almost all of Iran's oil projects. [...] (400 words)

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