Sentences with phrase «suspended after the scandal»

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In addition, the former leader of the opposition and 2014's presidential runner - up, Senator Aécio Neves, had his mandate suspended by the Supreme Court after being caught in an audio recording, also by Batista, requesting # 470,000 from the businessman to cover his legal fees related to a previous corruption scandal uncovered by Operation Car Wash. [1]
After the eruption of this new scandal, Brazil's stock market had to suspend activities to avoid crashing.
That stance, attributed to an unnamed aide, comes days after his administration was hit with its biggest scandal to date with the unveiling of a criminal complaint against former Cuomo aide and longtime friend of the governor Joseph Percoco and now - suspended SUNY Polytechnic Institute President and CEO Alain Kaloyeros, among others.
BROOKLYN — A Brooklyn detective ensnared in the ongoing NYPD corruption scandal has been suspended after he tried to retire while under the cloud of a federal investigation, officials said.
The controversial MP remains suspended from the Labour Party after he was caught up in a sexting scandal involving a teenage girl.
The scandal has since caused great embarrassment to Ghana and officials of the GOC have since last week suspended two staff of the National Sports Authority after initial investigations implicated them.
Yes, you do have a problem, to the point where, in February 2010, after he'd been suspended as head of the CRU following the Climategate scandal, and in an attempt to restore his reputation as an honest scientist, Jones came a bit clean in an interview with the BBC.
The scandal blew open again on Wednesday after the News of the World announced that Ian Edmondson, the paper's assistant editor (news), had been «suspended from active duties» before Christmas following a «serious allegation» that he was involved in phone hacking.
Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix was suspended last week after he was caught by undercover reporters saying that the company would help clients bribe or entrap political candidates in sex scandals, though it's not clear whether the company has actually pulled off any such schemes in the past.
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