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Spotlight EGYPT TUNISIA 03/03/2011

Post revolution, locating hidden fortunes

Despite the determination of the new Egyptian and Tunisian authorities to recover the personal fortunes stashed away by their former leaders, missing millions could go on earning interest in offshore bank accounts for some time yet. Assisted by a handful [...] (563 words)

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