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¿Cómo será la rendición de cuentas del caso Epstein?
The Department of Justice files have led to ongoing investigations and institutional reviews involving high-profile figures, with congressional pressure driving document releases and unredactions.
- Recent public pressure pushed the DOJ to unredact files, but advocates say more documents and fewer redactions are still needed for accountability, the DOJ said.
- The Epstein saga dates back to last year when initial reports emerged, with Maxwell in prison and others facing different outcomes, keeping scrutiny alive.
- The released documents include calendar invites, photos, and travel records linking prominent figures to Epstein, including a former President pictured with Epstein and others in social settings.
- Following the releases, DP World replaced its chairman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem after his name was linked in the files, and the NFL launched a review, while Harvard University and Yale University suspended faculty tied to Epstein.
- There are conflicting signals from the DOJ about new probes, as advocates and victims call for fuller disclosure and accountability, including President Donald Trump.
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The Epstein files have brought a wave of resignations and investigations
It has been more than two weeks since the latest tranche of files related to deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein was released by the Justice Department, outlining years of correspondence and visual evidence connecting the convicted sex offender to some of the wealthiest and most powerful people in the world. The massive trove — totaling more than 3 million documents — has roiled Europe, leading to resignations and criminal inquiries. In the Unite…
Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick’s Story About Epstein Is Riddled With Lies
Lots of names are showing up in the Epstein files and we aren’t getting closer to justice than we were before with an MK Ultraed Attorney General veering way off course to talk about the stock market and campaign for Donald Trump in the middle of serious inquest into the crimes of Epstein and powerful …
¿Cómo será la rendición de cuentas del caso Epstein?
Análisis de Zachary B. Wolf, CNN No falta indignación contra Jeffrey Epstein y quienes formaban parte de su red de poder e influencia. Encontrar rendición de cuentas, en cambio, es mucho más complejo, a medida que las repercusiones de los archivos impactan al Gobierno, la política, el mundo académico, los negocios y Hollywood. En particular, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, el expríncipe británico, acusado por Virginia Giuffre— víctima de Epstein— de…
Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf, CNN There is no lack of outrage against Jeffrey Epstein and those who were part of his network of power and influence. Finding accountability, on the other hand, is much more complex, as the repercussions of the archives impact the government, politics, academia, business and Hollywood. In particular, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the British exprencipe, accused by Virginia Giuffre—victim of Epstein—of having violated …
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