Angelica Iriarte

The CFE-IBERDROLA situation in Mexico represents an important legal and economic occurrence that showcases the intricate dynamics among energy policy, overseas investment, and regulatory systems in Mexico. This legal disagreement has captured interest not just in Mexico, but around the world, mainly because of its impact on international firms working inside Mexico’s energy industry. This article offers a comprehensive analysis of the key topics, history, and outcomes of the case.Background of the CFE and IBERDROLAThe Federal Electricity Commission, known in Spanish as Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), is Mexico's publicly owned electricity organization. Its duties include generating, distributing, and selling…

Comprehending the OAS Corruption Plan in BrazilOAS's bribery operation in Brazil became a pivotal aspect of the larger "Operation Car Wash" (known as Operação Lava Jato in Portuguese), a groundbreaking probe that revealed widespread corruption within Brazil. This inquiry, which began in 2014, uncovered a pattern of systemic corruption involving a host of enterprises, lawmakers, and government workers. Central to this vast scandal was OAS, a Brazilian construction company heavily involved in illegal acts that unsettled the country and echoed internationally.Overview of OASOAS is one of Brazil's largest engineering and construction companies, involved in significant infrastructure projects. Founded in 1976,…

Following the January 12, 2010 earthquake that ravaged Haiti, global attention turned to the international response aimed at rebuilding the country. A flood of monetary aid pledges came from governments, organizations, and private citizens, accumulating to several billion dollars. Nevertheless, the subsequent period revealed a tangled network of corruption, poor management, and unfulfilled commitments. This article explores the complexities behind the corruption scandal surrounding Haiti's reconstruction, shedding light on the reasons and factors that led the rebuilding efforts to become embroiled in disputes.The Global Response to a Humanitarian CrisisThe seismic event, which had a magnitude of 7.0, resulted in around…