Halliburton pagará 130 millones a Nigeria

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Nigeria retiró los cargos de soborno contra el vicepresidente de Estados Unidos, Dick Cheney, y su empresa Halliburton a cambio de una compensación de más de 130 millones de dólares. teleSUR http://media.tlsur.net//14/12/2010/22792/halliburton-pagara-130-millones-a-nigeria/
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