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What Could Go Right? - Poetic Justice

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This is our weekly newsletter, What Could Go Right? Sign up here to receive it in your inbox every Thursday at 5am ET. You can read past issues here. Poetic Justice Millions in seized assets linked to the suspected bribery of Nigeria’s ex-oil minister will now be poured into a project to bring renewable-powered electricity to the West African country. Last week, the United States Department of Justice announced that it had reached an agreement w…

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What Could Go Right? - Poetic Justice

This is our weekly newsletter, What Could Go Right? Sign up here to receive it in your inbox every Thursday at 5am ET. You can read past issues here. Poetic Justice Millions in seized assets linked to the suspected bribery of Nigeria’s ex-oil minister will now be poured into a project to bring renewable-powered electricity to the West African country. Last week, the United States Department of Justice announced that it had reached an agreement w…

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