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Panama considers it premature to adhere to an international agreement to exchange financial information and cooperation to combat tax evasion, which would take effect in 2017. The Panamanian government said, however, that it is re-evaluating its policies in this area to meet international requirements, but without affecting their interests. Source: La Estrella, Reuters

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