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Panama as a privacy jurisdiction?
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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Panama is fully in the pocket of Corporate America. Think Panama Papers.
So if you’re rich, it’s pretty private until someone hacks the firm you’re using. If you aren’t as rich as people who wish you ill, it offers no protection.
No what I was asking. I updated my questions to reflect my intentions more.
I kind of answered your later question too — Panama bows to the highest bidder. I wouldn’t consider them a privacy haven of the sort we’d be looking for; they specialize in corporate privacy.