Donald Trump is about to allow US companies to bribe officials from foreign countries, through money or rule deliveries, to achieve or conserve businesses. It is a new executive order That the Republican already has on the table, as the Bloomberg news service has advanced on Monday.
Specifically, this Executive Order demands from the Department of Justice the suspension of a law of half a century that establishes this prohibition. For Trump this restriction derives that American companies are at a disadvantage competitive when they operate abroad. Of course, this measure was already raised in its first mandate, although it seems that it will be in this when you get it.
Along these lines, Bloomberg details that the Republican demands suspension of the measures adopted – in the past and in the present – under the Corrupt Practices Law abroad. A suspension that will lengthen until Trump himself issues new guidelines around this matter.
Source: Lasexta
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