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Donald Trump ordered the Ministry of Justice to stop the implementation of the US Anti -Corruption Act, which forbids Americans to bribe foreign government officials to win a job abroad.
On Monday, the President signed an executive order sent by Pam Bondi, an American Attorney General, to stop the implementation of the 1977 Law on foreign corruption practices.
“It will mean a lot more work for America,” Trump said in an oval office.
The White House official said: “American national security depends on America and its companies that have gained strategic commercial advantages around the world, and President Trump stops an overly, unpredictable implementation of FCPA, which makes US companies less competitive.”
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