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    Peru: Luis Alberto Cubas Portal et al (Florida)

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence - pursuant to a request for judicial assistance from Peru - for a criminal investigation into Karelia Montesinos Torres de Cubas, Estela Alicia Fatima Mariela Zimmermann Delgado de Montesinos, Orlando Montesinos Torres, Luis Alberto Cubas Portal, Karla Cubas Montesinos, Luis Arturo Cubas Montesinos, Martin Cubas Montesinos, Luis Francisco Cubas Padilla, Maria Aurora Portal Marin, Julia Cubas Portal Vda. Quinde, Jorge Cubas Portal, Luis Esther Cubas Portal, Olga Cubas Portal, Carmen Cubas Portal, Elizabeth Cubas Portal and Rossana Cubas Portal for suspected "money laundering in connection with proceeds obtained through drug trafficking".      

    Peru: Marco Antonio Cardenas Minaya et al

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation in Peru f Marco Antonio Cardenas Minaya, Juan Vidaurre Beltran, Ocean Services SAC, Naviera Ocean SAC, Ocean Lines SAC and Pesquera Ocean Fish SAC for alleged narcotics trafficking and money laundering.

    Peru: Jaime Fernando Bellido Romero et al

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation in Peru into Jaime Fernando Bellido Romero and Jose Fernando Bellido de Lama for alleged money laundering, specifically concealing real and personal properties owned by Jose Enrique Crousillat Lopez Torres and Jose Francisco Crousillat Carreno.

    Peru investigates talk show host Laura Bozzo for allegedly receiving bribes in return for favorable programs

    Article based on an application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation into corruption - pursuant to a request for judicial assistance from Peru - that was filed at federal court in the USA on November 12, 2004. Individuals and businesses mentioned in the request for assistance include Laura Cecilia Bozzo Rotondo, Vladimiro Montesinos Torres, Francisco Rafael Merino Bartet, David Mejia Galindo, Miguel Angel Oswaldo Jose Rodriguez Sosa, Juan Irving Jaime Llamosas, Rene Dalmiro Jaime Llamosas, Gabriel Garcia Paik, Pablo Alfonso Quinteros Tello, Tulio Oscar Loza Bonifaz, Carlos Gonzalo Alvarez Loayza, Elsa Felicita Casas Sotomayor, Edgar Rodolfo Anamuro Rodrigo, Migdonio Bellota Viera, Jose Julio Dellepiane Massa, Ricardo Amiel Maza, and Alberto Fujimori.

    Peru: Laura Cecilia Bozzo Rotondo

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation in Peru into Laura Cecilia Bozzo Rotondo for alleged embezzlement.

    Peru: Katty Candy Awapara Burghardt et al

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation in Peru into Katty Candy Awapara Burghardt and Jesus Lucila Rodriguez Ludena for alleged fraud.

    Peru: Marco Antonio Ibarcena Dwozak et al

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation in Peru into Marco Antonio Ibarcena-Dwozak and Americo Antonio Ibarcena Amico for alleged corruption.

    Peru seeks evidence from Mega Bank and EOG Bank in Miami for corruption investigation

    Article based on an application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation into alleged corruption - pursuant to a request for judicial assistance from Peru - that was filed at federal court in the USA on September 21, 2004. Individuals and businesses mentioned in the request for assistance include Vladimiro Lenin Montesinos Torres, Maximo Agustin Mantilla Campos, Jorge Luis Mantilla Campos, Julia Isabel Mantilla Campos, Nicolas De Bari Hermoza Rios, Lelis Marta Salerno Flores, Ana Maria Josefina Pino Davila, Nicolas De Bari Hermoza Quiroz, Carla Eleonora Hermoza Quiroz, Juan Luis Quiroz Bocanegra, Zwi Sudit Wasserman, Ilan Weil Levy, Ana Maria Eschevarria Ramirez De Weil, Hernan Alberto Chumpitza Vasquez, Edwin Diaz Zevallos, Maria Elvidia Rodriguez Quevedo, Carlos Eduardo Milla Comitre, Mario Nestor Wu Vargas, Dionisio Edgard Luque Freyre, Federico Nilo Ocampo Flores, Roberto Huaman Azcurra, James Eliot Stone Cohen, Jose Barsallo Burga, Jose Uchuya Capcha, Jose Uchaya Capcha, Victor Dioses Silva, Mega Bank, EOG Bank, and Union Bank of Switzerland.

    Latin America Round-Up: September 30, 2004

    CHILETracing the General's secret money The Chilean authorities assigned a special Judge, Sergio Muñoz, to investigate the alleged illegal money linked to former dictator Augusto Pinochet. Judge Muñoz has taken control of $6 million that was held in trusteeship in

    Peru: Maximo Agustin Mantilla Campos et al

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation in Peru into Maximo Agustin Mantilla Campos, Jorge Luis Mantilla Campos, Julia Isabel Mantilla Campos, Nicolas De Bari Hermoza Rios, Lelis Marta Salerno Flores, Ana Maria Josefina Pino Davila, Nicolas De Bari Hermoza Quiroz, Carla Eleonora Hermoza Quiroz, Juan Luis Quiroz Bocanegra, Zwi Sudit Wasserman, Ilan WeiI Levy, Ana Maria Echevarria Ramirez De Weil, Hernan Alberto Chumpitza Vasquez, Edwin Diaz Zevallos, Maria Elvidia Rodriguez Quevedo, Carlos Eduardo Milla Comitre, Mario Nestor Wu Vargas, Dionisio Edgard Luque Freyre, Federico Nilo Ocampo Flores, Roberto Huaman Azcurra, James Eliot Stone Cohen, Jose Barsallo Burga, Jose Uchuya Capcha, Jose Uchaya Capcha and Victor Dioses Silva for alleged corruption.

    Peru: Maximo Agustin Mantilla Campos et al(2)

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation in Peru into Maximo Agustin Mantilla Campos, Jorge Luis Mantilla Campos, Julia Isabel Mantilla Campos, Nicolas De Bari Hermoza Rios, Lelis Marta Salerno Flores, Ana Maria Josefina Pino Davila, Nicolas De Bari Hermoza Quiroz, Carla Eleonora Hermoza Quiroz, Juan Luis Quiroz Bocanegra, Juana Luisa Quiroz Bocanegra, Zwi Sudit Wasserman, Ilan Weil Levy, Ana Maria Echevarria Ramirez De Weil, Heman Alberto Chumpitza Vasquez, Edwin Diaz Zevallos, Maria Elvidia Rodriguez Quevedo, Carlos Eduardo Milla Comitre, Mario Nestor Wu Vargas, Dionisio Edgard Luque Freyre, Federico Nilo Ocampo Flores, Roberto Huaman Azcurra, James Eliot Stone Cohen, Jose Barsallo Burga, Jose Uchuya Capcha, Jose Uchaya Capcha, Victor Dioses Silva, Hernan Alberto Chumpitza Vasquez, Edwin Diaz Zevallos for alleged corruption.

    Peru: James Eliot Stone Cohen

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation in Peru into James Eliot Stone Cohen, Zwi Sudit Wasserman, Ilan Weil Levy and Rony Lerner for alleged corruption.

    Latin America Round-Up: June 30, 2004

    ECUADOR: All Against Corruption?; INTERNATIONAL: The Riggs Bank Scandal; PARAGUAY: The return of the President; A 'No Trial' for Banco Oriental; and PERU: Something is Brewing; Americans Banned from AeroContinente.

    Latin America Round-Up: May 31, 2004

    ARGENTINA Menem in exileFor the second time, an Argentinean judge issued an international arrest warrant for the former President, Carlos Menem, on allegations of tax fraud.Apart from other crimes, Menem is accused of embezzling tens of millions of dollars during

    Latin America Round-Up: April 30, 2004

    ARGENTINA: Menem 'suffering' in exile; Carrousel of bank executives accused; BOLIVIA: Two more bank employees in the dungeon; COLOMBIA: Trust us, we're the Police; PARAGUAY: González Macchi's process grows; Journalists and presidential pressure; and REGIONAL: Latin American presidents: A catalogue of abuse.

    Latin America Round-Up: February 29, 2004

    ARGENTINA: The Swiss connection; New charges for banker; BRAZIL: Lula faces first scandal; EL SALVADOR: Sentences in El Carmen case; GUATEMALA: Portillo on the run; MEXICO: Court rules U.S. operation unconstitutional; PARAGUAY: Looking for minister Ferreira; The Peirano brothers: scapegoats?; and PERU: Toledo in trouble.

    Latin America Round-Up: January 31, 2004

    ARGENTINA: Vote-buying scandal; COLOMBIA: Colombian drug lord extradited; DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Dominican Republic in bad shape; PERU: Swiss banks in Montesinos' web; and REGIONAL: South American companies accused of laundering; US brings up corruption in Monterrey; Parmalat's spilt milk in Latin America.

    Latin America Round-Up: October 31, 2003

    COSTA RICAMoney laundering on the rise A report by the Drug Enforcement Administration identifies an increase in Costa Rica's vulnerability to money laundering. According to the report, the real estate sector has become one of the favorite ways of laundering

    Latin America Round-Up: July 31, 2003

    ARGENTINA, PARAGUAY and URUGUAY: Banco General de Negocios, Multibanco, Banco Comercial sagas continue; NICARAGUA and PANAMA: Following Marc Harris' steps in Nicaragua; PANAMA and COLOMBIA: Colombian scandal affects Panama; and PERU: Kroll unable to find Fujimori's money so far.

    Latin America Round-Up: May 31, 2003

    ARGENTINA Bad start for new president Néstor Kirchner, an obscure provincial governor, became Argentina's president elect by default when former President Carlos Menem withdrew alleging that there was "a systematic slander campaign" against him. Menem is on trial for several

    Latin America Round-Up: February 28, 2003

    ARGENTINA: Still, debate about Menem's feasibility as candidate; BOLIVIA: Big trouble in La Paz; COLOMBIA: Operation against Cali cartel's leader; GUATEMALA: Acquisition to save Banoro; Blacklisted again; NICARAGUA: Centeno Roque brothers sentenced; PARAGUAY: President González Macchi under investigation; and PERU: Montesinos' silence.

    Latin America Round-Up: January 31, 2003

    ARGENTINA: Banker goes to prison; Escobar's widow on trial; BOLIVIA: Six people sentenced in bankruptcy case; CHILE: Former minister jailed in scandal; COLOMBIA: First Colombians extradited for money laundering; ECUADOR: New president in Ecuador; INTERNATIONAL: Pardon for taxpayers hiding income; MEXICO: Anti-corruption raids; NICARAGUA: Immunity removed for Alemán; PANAMA: New anti money laundering measures; PARAGUAY: Money laundering and frauds on the rise; PERU: Perturbing news from fugitive Fujimori; PUERTO RICO: Paper bags and inaccurate reports; and URUGUAY: The Central Bank investigated.

    Latin America Round-Up: December 31, 2002

    ARGENTINA: The long Argentinean "culebrón"; COLOMBIA: Life insurance as laundering instrument; COSTA RICA: Frauds unlimited; NICARAGUA: Lehman Brothers investigated; Money laundering surge; PANAMA: Fraudulent bankruptcies galore; and PERU: Lasnaud's "Montesinos" connection.

    Latin America Round Up: September 30, 2002

    ARGENTINAMenem off the hook, for the moment Judge Julio Speroni concluded there is not enough evidence to indict former President Carlos Menem in the case of the illegal arms sale to Croatia and Ecuador. Judge Speroni added, though, that Menem

    Three convicted drug dealers own preferred shares in The Harris Organization

    New evidence obtained by OffshoreAlert shows that THREE convicted drug dealers are beneficial owners of the British Virgin Islands-registered parent of The Harris Organization financial services group. The traffickers all own preferred shares, which purport to pay annual interest of 10% in the case of Wallace Stull and James Somerville, and 7% for Lawrence Boulanger.

    Latin America Round-Up: April 30, 2002

    ARGENTINA: Former minister Domingo Cavallo indicted, Argentinean justice investigates the "Banco Extrader" case; COLOMBIA: Most wanted thief, Wilson de Jesús Yepes Ardila, is arrested; COSTA RICA: Costa Rica elects Abel Pacheco as its new President; PANAMA: Panama becomes more transparent; Panama-based business operators Yardena Mizrahi Herbroni and her brother Eliahu Mizrahi convicted in New York; PERU: BBVA debacle has a Latin American connection; VENEZUELA: Chaos reigns.

    Latin America Round-Up: March 31, 2002

    COLOMBIA: News of a kidnapping; GUATEMALA: A tale of embezzlement; HONDURAS: Funny transactions in Honduras; A law against money laundering; NICARAGUA: New charges against Interbank executives; PANAMA: New dirty links between Peru and Panama; Portillo tarnished by accusations; URUGUAY: BCCI's death throes; and REGIONAL: Waves from Washington; Latin America EXTRA.

    Latin America Round-Up: February 28, 2002

    COLOMBIA: New "super code" against corruption; GUATEMALA: No removal from "black list"; HONDURAS: Rich in Police corruption; HONDURAS & BOLIVIA: New Anti-Money Laundering laws debated; MEXICO: "Yellow light"; Something fishy in Banco Atlántico; PANAMA: New scandal; PERU: Switzerland offers to repatriate $110 million; and REGIONAL: Enron in Latin America.  

    Latin America Round-Up: August 31, 2001

    ARGENTINA: A report in Argentina points at money laundering; BOLIVIA: New interim President in Bolivia; CHILE: Trouble in the skies; PERU: More repercussions in Fujimori-Montesinos case; and PANAMA: Going bananas in Panama.

    Latin America Round-Up: July 31, 2001

    COLOMBIA: Secondary mortgage firm; COSTA RICA: Brotherly love; MEXICO: "Towelgate"; PANAMA: Ocean Disgrace I; PERU: Montesinos saga continues; and REGIONAL: Black market peso brokers; US bank downsizes in Latin America.

    Switzerland: Vladimiro Montesinos

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation in Switzerland into Vladimiro Montesinos Torres, James Stone, Ilan Weil Levy, Zwi Sudit, Yury Khozyainov, Fernando Carulla, Rony Lerner and Mordechai Mintzer for alleged money laundering, bribery and embezzlement.

    Latin America Round-Up: June 30, 2001

    ARGENTINA: Trouble in Aerolineas Argentinas; ARGENTINA & BRAZIL: Brazil and Argentina to renegotiate Mercosur Tariff Policy; PANAMA: New controversy in Panama's Maritime Authority; PERU: Alejandro Toledo wins election; REGIONAL: Andean community improves position in South Florida; VENEZUELA: Court ruling causes alarm for journalists.

    France: Charles Acelor

    Application for the appointment of a Commissioner to collect evidence for a criminal investigation in France into Charles Acelor for allegedly providing material support to an international terrorist organization.

    Latin America Round Up: May 31, 2001

    Panama is on a new "black list" Getting genuine and trustworthy information vital if one wants to make smart investing decisions is going to be harder from now on in Panama. Eight journalists have been convicted of criminal libel in

    Latin America Round Up: April 30, 2001

    Argentina Finally, Argentinean Central Bank boss Pedro Pou was replaced on Wednesday, April 25th, by Roque Maccarrone, former President at Banco de la Nación and Banco Río. The move followed a parliamentarian investigation that found irregularities in the way Pou