From: BBC
COMMENT - This is what we should be doing.
1 February 2016From the section Latin America & Caribbean
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A former director
of the Brazilian state-owned oil company Petrobras has been sentenced to
twelve years in prison, as part of a huge investigation into bribery
and corruption.
Jorge Zelada, who ran Petrobras's international division, was convicted of money-laundering and corruption.
Another Petrobras manager, Eduardo Costa Musa, and two others were also jailed.
The men were paid millions of dollars in bribes by a Petrobras contractor. MORE
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