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Chinese-Cambodian Financial Network Protected by Thai Political Figures

Chinese-Cambodian Financial Network Protected by Thai Political Figures
Vorapak Tanyawong, Thailand's deputy finance minister, is connected to the network
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For the last several months, we've been tracking a $1.5 billion criminal enterprise that spans from Cambodian scam centers to Thai boardrooms to New York penthouses. This investigation reveals how dirty money flows through Southeast Asia's financial system with the protection of political elites.

For the last several months, we've been tracking a $1.5 billion criminal enterprise that spans from Cambodian scam centers to Thai boardrooms to New York penthouses. This investigation reveals how dirty money flows through Southeast Asia's financial system with the protection of political elites.

What we've uncovered isn't just foreign corruption—it's an urgent warning about networks that threaten global financial integrity and U.S. national security. The scam centers alone cost Americans $10 billion annually in stolen savings.

This deep reporting requires significant resources: document analysis across multiple jurisdictions, source development, and months of investigative work. We're making this series free for anyone who signs up, but we need your support to continue exposing these hidden empires of power and wealth.

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