Yep. A classic movement (at least on Spain) is buying winning lottery tickets. You locate people that have winning tickets and offer them certain percent of mo

Yep. A classic movement (at least on Spain) is buying winning lottery tickets. You locate people that have winning tickets and offer them certain percent of money over the prize value. For example, if it's a 10K prize, you offer 12 or 13K. The ticket owner gets dirty money and avoids paying taxes on the prize (so they get 40 or 50% more than they would have got with the ticket). The other side gets clean money. When dirty politicians get audited they find how "lucky" they are, having won lottery tens of times in a couple years or three. What an statistic oddity, huh? ;) https://english.elpais.com/elpais/2015/12/21/inenglish/1450696709_420289.html https://english.elpais.com/elpais/2015/12/21/inenglish/14506...