Odebrecht firma acordo com BID e pagará US$ 50 mi para caridade

Odebrecht Construction Firm Signs Agreement With IDB and Will Pay US$ 50 Million to Charitable Entities

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Published on 05/09/2019 at 14:00

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In a statement on Wednesday, September 4, Brazilian construction company Odebrecht announced that it will pay US$ 50 million in contributions to nonprofit entities operating in Latin America in order to settle bribery allegations, as part of an agreement reached with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). In July of this year, Odebrecht resumed operations by chartering its 1st rig to Petrobras after the Lava Jato investigation.

Under the agreement, certain subsidiaries of Odebrecht will also be prohibited from competing in projects financed by the bank for varying periods of time, said the IDB. Representatives of the companies had not yet responded to requests for comments.

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Odebrecht Construction Firm Signs Agreement With IDB and Will Pay US$ 50 Million to Charitable Entities

Odebrecht And The Petrochemical Company Braskem Reached Parallel Agreements With Authorities In Three Countries To Pay Up To US$ 4.5 Billion In 2016.

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