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Liberian Official Calls for US Sanctions on Mining Corruption

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At a private roundtable convened by the National Endowment for Democracy in Washington, a Liberian official requested that the United States impose Global Magnitsky sanctions on individuals who enable mining licensing deals in Liberia and move the proceeds into US real estate. The official also asked Washington to support court monitoring and engage the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network on active financial intelligence cases. The official stated that Liberia faces its most dangerous threat since the civil war and the Ebola epidemic.

From allafrica.com

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The request targets corruption within the mining sector, which is critical to Liberia's economy. The official sought assistance to establish transparent regulations before agreements are finalized and to support impartial law enforcement afterward. This action highlights concerns over the integrity of national revenue streams in Liberia.

The Congress for Democratic Change and the National Patriotic Party are currently clashing over opposition roundtable invitations while seeking broader political cooperation in Liberia.

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