Panama scandal committees 'secret agenda'

A committee set up by the Panama government in the in the wake of  the scandal surrounding the leak of documents of law  firm Mossack Fonseca  had a “secret agenda” says Nobel Economics Laureate Joseph Stiglitz.

Stiglitz sat on a Panama committee rapidly convened by the government, when the Panama Papers were first published but resigned along with  renowned Swiss law professor Mark Pieth over the way the committee was set to report.

Source: Newsroom Panama