not just anglo-saxon america especially always like to up by us lol outsider. united states does x. . devalue a family money was frozen in bank accounts for nearly a quarter of a century the swiss would dearly like to give the billions back to the people of haiti but under a law that was still in force until recently they couldn't do so without an official request from the new government to the item country and you know came into effect in early two thousand and eleven journalists have dubbed it the desire act. now politicians and big time businessman will find it difficult to work on accounts and swiss banks the procedure is now much more complicated because presidents government ministers and monarchs belong to a group of so-called politically exposed persons top foreign clients can be denied banking services all together so if it's the president of the palomar and if it's head of a big public company we will not do business with us as a matter of fact ordinary people as well as acts take taters will now have to worry about the confidentiality of their bank a

out performed by anglo-saxon trusts the journalist minutes zaki maintains that banks have been compelled to be more open to the public the fact is that the swiss banking system is losing an undeclared war with anglo-saxon financial institutions the fight with bank accounts with a shady past is only an excuse i'm glad saxons have killed the swiss in order to prosper themselves on the tax evasion market you know how much is the tax evasion market money is in it thirteen trillion thirteen thousand billion. undeclared money world like it's no longer on swiss bank accounts. a journalist from the french magazine l'express feels the chain of revolutions in north africa is only just picking up speed he's expecting new up people in the center of the continent over stolen from things. like. democracy. we are. in it. but according to activists realtors selling real estate in what is known as the dictator's avenue in a prestigious part of paris will experience no drop in the numbers of clients. the schemes used by some leaders of third world countries to hide billions of dollars will simply become m