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| Investigating the Panama Papers: post your questions for Guardian journalists | Investigating the Panama Papers: post your questions for Guardian journalists |
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| Eleven and half million documents would take one person 27-years to read, and add up to 2.6 terabytes of information drawn from the servers of the world’s fourth biggest offshore law firm. | Eleven and half million documents would take one person 27-years to read, and add up to 2.6 terabytes of information drawn from the servers of the world’s fourth biggest offshore law firm. |
| And you thought your in tray was bad? | And you thought your in tray was bad? |
| Related: What are the Panama Papers? A guide to history's biggest data leak | |
| For nearly six months the Guardian investigation team have been working with hundreds of journalists across 76 countries to ascertain what the leaked documents from Mossack Fonseca could tell us about the secret offshore accounts of the global elite. | For nearly six months the Guardian investigation team have been working with hundreds of journalists across 76 countries to ascertain what the leaked documents from Mossack Fonseca could tell us about the secret offshore accounts of the global elite. |
| The records were obtained by an anonymous source from the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, which shared them with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. Who, in turn, shared them international partners, including the Guardian and the BBC. | The records were obtained by an anonymous source from the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, which shared them with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. Who, in turn, shared them international partners, including the Guardian and the BBC. |
| The allegations are wide ranging and ongoing: from a money trail leading to the inner circle of Russian president Vladimir Putin, to the British businessman whose company allegedly used an offshore account to help expand North Korea’s nuclear weapons programme. | The allegations are wide ranging and ongoing: from a money trail leading to the inner circle of Russian president Vladimir Putin, to the British businessman whose company allegedly used an offshore account to help expand North Korea’s nuclear weapons programme. |
| Any questions? | Any questions? |
| So how do you turn mountains of data into a week’s worth of news headlines which have seen leaders step down and raised serious questions about the inner workings of tax havens? | So how do you turn mountains of data into a week’s worth of news headlines which have seen leaders step down and raised serious questions about the inner workings of tax havens? |
| Guardian journalists have agreed to answer your questions about investigating the Panama Papers and where we go next. | Guardian journalists have agreed to answer your questions about investigating the Panama Papers and where we go next. |
| Post your questions using the form below and we’ll publish the results as part of our ongoing coverage. Please note that the due to the large volume of expected interest we may group your questions into thematic areas. | Post your questions using the form below and we’ll publish the results as part of our ongoing coverage. Please note that the due to the large volume of expected interest we may group your questions into thematic areas. |