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Panama returns to EU's tax havens blacklist

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Brussels (Belgium), Feb 18 (EFE) .- The European Union (EU) added Panama once again to its blacklist of tax havens, which the country left in January 2018, arguing that it does not comply with the OECD Global Forum rules on transparency and exchange of fiscal information. INCLUDES RESOURCE HANDOUT BY EBS SOUNDBITES OF THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION, VALDIS DOMBROVSKIS.

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