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A PROJECT by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) known as the Pandora Papers exposed the wealth and influence of many rich and famous public figures, including senior politicians, and the elaborate measures they put in place to hide their activities.
The Pandora Papers reported on around 12 million leaked documents.
These documents showed how eye-watering levels of wealth are hidden by entirely legal tax avoidance schemes and in secret bank accounts.
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