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SWEDEN-GREECE: "Ericsson bribed Greek policymakers": Ericsson, the large telecommunications corporation has paid over 10 million euros to an agent in connection with a large defense deal in Greece

31 March 2014

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"According to Liss Olof Nenzell a former Ericsson employe who handled many of Ericssons trade agents at the time the money was used to bribe Greek policymakers. For the first time he tells the story about Ericsson's shady business."

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