What is Paradise Papers?
The Paradise Papers is a database comprising around 13.4 million documents, that reveals over 25,000 companies owned by a world’s abounding and successful individuals.
The papers were performed from dual companies in Singapore and Bermuda by a German journal and common with a International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ). A vital partial of a Paradise Papers comprises leaked files from association ‘Appleby’.
The files exhibit information of over 25,000 companies owned by people from 180 countries, from 1950 to 2016.
Below is a comparison of Paradise Papers with Panama Papers:
Number of politicians and open officials
Paradise Papers: 127 politicians and open officials (14 stream or former nation leaders included) from some-more than 47 countries
Panama Papers: 140 politicians and open officials from some-more than 50 countries
Which trickle is bigger than a other?
Paradise Papers is bigger in series of annals (13.5 million in Paradise Papers vs. 11.5 million in Panama Papers) and Panama Papers is bigger in terms of distance of a trickle (1.4 Tb in Paradise Papers vs. 2.6 Tb in Panama Papers).
It is one of a biggest leaks in a story of broadcasting instead of a biggest, and afterwards one might also review some of a opposite total associated to a information distance between Paradise Papers and prior leaks.
Journalists in Paradise Papers project
Media partners, countries, journalists
* Number of reporters 381
* Number of media partners 96
* Number of countries 67
If we only cruise a series of journalists, yes. There are some-more reporters operative on a Paradise Papers than a Panama Papers during a time of a plan recover (381 Paradise Papers – 376 Panama Papers).
As for a series of media partners and series of countries, there are a few less. Panama Papers had 100+ media partners and 76 countries. The ICIJ now has for Paradise Papers 96 media partners and 67 countries.
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