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Rudolf in Monaco: Transparency in the Principality, "spring cleaning". The blacklist to the gray list, then white. Confidentiality is the rule. Rudolf

[Journal Monaco-Matin 04.04. 2009]

At the end of the G20 in London, the Principality is out of the list called 'black' of OESO. Now appear on a list 'black' the four states Costa Rica, Malaysia, Philippines and Uruguay, and a list 'gray' 38 States, including Monaco. The Principality intends to integrate the list 'white' by the end of 2009.

Jean-Paul Proust, State Councillor (NL: minister-president) of Monaco, on the balance between transparency and confidentiality: "The confidentiality remains a game rule for the banking industry." The Principality would provide information only on a case by case basis, when suspicions weighing on a fraud are " proven, robust and consistent .

[NL: Vertrouwelijkheid blijft refreezing. Het gaat slecht vorstendom inlichtingen verschaffen van Geval tot Geval, bij duidelijke, deugdelijke, samenhangende suspicions. ]

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[Journal Monaco-Matin, 25.03.2009 ]

Commentaire sur le Rocher " Dès lors que tout le monde le fait, on le fait, on a change d'époque. And quelque sorte, oui, on peut dire, on va faire le grand ménage. "

Eng: If everyone does it, do we. Times change. In a sense, yes, you can say we love spring cleaning. "

La Principaute a finalis des négociations le 24.03.2009 with the OECD. She is ready to conclude an agreement "fraud" with the EU, and initiate negotiations with the States which are willing and especially with the G20.

See also http://rudolfamonaco.web-log.nl/ .