Brazil, construction corporations and corruption

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‘A Marriage Made in Hell’: Construction Companies and the Brazilian State

25 December 2016

Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht was recently fined $4.5 billion by the U.S. Department of Justice. The case shows the role played by nefarious infrastructure deals in Brazil’s economic growth over the last 40 years, says Professor Rafael Ioris.

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