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LatinNews Daily - 21 November 2019
BRAZIL: Concerns with corruption raised again
On 20 November, the union for fiscal auditors in Brazil’s federal tax authority (Sindifisco) presented four international bodies with a letter expressing concern with the “major disruption underway in the system to combat corruption, money laundering and terrorism in Brazil”.
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