From a newspaper in PNG:
Nero Proposes Anti-Money Laundering LawPAPUA New Guinea should come up with a law against money laundering if it’s serious about combating corruption, said a top Ombudsman official.
Ombudsman Commission Deputy Director of Leadership John Nero said there could be continuous numerous talks about how to fight money laundering, but unless a law against this is put in place, nothing could stop the crime.
You'd think "Nero" would be one of those names that no one would ever try to use in politics again. Sort of like "Benedict," "Agnew," "Hitler," or "Caligula."
Posted by Stephen Silver at October 19, 2004 09:13 PM