He has been making 'lots of money' by advising people, who risk being accused of war crimes, and by owning firms in offshore tax havens, leaked documents from a European agency have shown. The Anti-Corruption Commission or ACC of Bangladesh launched an investigation when the World Bank brought allegations of corruption in the Padma Bridge project. Ocampo and other members of the World Bank panel that came to Dhaka in 2012. French media site Mediapart obtained the leaked documents and shared those with the EIC. Offshore companiesThe leaked documents have shown that Ocampo, a 65-year old lawyer from Argentina, owns at least three companies at offshore tax havens.

Source: bd News24 October 04, 2017 20:26 UTC