El Banco Nacional de Desarrollo de Brasil (BNDES) ha tomado la decisión de congelar más de $13 mil millones de dólares en fondos destinados a unos 47 proyectos internacionales, incluyendo desarrollos en Angola, Cuba y la República Dominicana. La decisión fue tomada tras la revelación de aún más cargos por corrupción en contra de funcionarios y empresarios involucrados en el escándalo conocido como ‘lava jato’ (auto lavado), que ha sacudido a la política y la economía del país sudamericano.
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