It appears the banksters have been "cleaning" the gangsters' illegal drug-trade money.
The Los Angeles Times article, "International banks have aided Mexican drug gangs," describes the money laundering operations of Mexican drug gangs. To "clean" their ill-gotten money, the drug gangsters were aided by the banksters (also known as international bankers). A key bank identified as a "cleaner" for illegal-drug money was Wachovia.
United States Attorney Jeffrey H. Sloman described Wachovia's money-laundering behavior in the following way:
"Wachovia's blatant disregard for our [U.S.] banking laws gave
international cocaine cartels a virtual carte blanche to finance their
operations."
The Los Angeles Times article, "International banks have aided Mexican drug gangs," describes the money laundering operations of Mexican drug gangs. To "clean" their ill-gotten money, the drug gangsters were aided by the banksters (also known as international bankers). A key bank identified as a "cleaner" for illegal-drug money was Wachovia.
United States Attorney Jeffrey H. Sloman described Wachovia's money-laundering behavior in the following way:
"Wachovia's blatant disregard for our [U.S.] banking laws gave
international cocaine cartels a virtual carte blanche to finance their
operations."
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