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> Not really a surprise to see evidence of US interference. Always assume the US is meddling at all times. Assume the same of other countries. A supposed inter
by lobocinza 3y ago
> Not really a surprise to see evidence of US interference. Always assume the US is meddling at all times. Assume the same of other countries.
A supposed interference where the evidence amounts to US media coverage (non-governmental) and collaboration between agencies in a criminal investigation.
Pretty much the owners and dozens if not hundreds of executives from Odebrecht and other companies openly admitted to bribing.
Some excerpts from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Car_Wash https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Car_Wash:
"Prosecutors also tracked overseas operations, and cooperated with authorities from 61 countries, among which Switzerland, the United States and Peru were the most frequent collaborating parties."
"Odebrecht had a secret branchused to make illegal payments in several Latin American countries, from Hugo Chávez in Venezuela to Ricardo Martinelli in Panama. Odebrecht was given fines totalling $2.6 billion by authorities of Brazil, Switzerland, and the United States after the company admitted bribing officials in twelve countries with some $788 million."
Undoubtedly the US government and intelligence agencies will interfere where they deem in their interest. The same applies to every country. UK, China, Russia, Iran, Israel, France, Brazil and others do the same with the resources they have. Though in the case of Operation Car Wash this supposed interference appears to be mild.