Mulroney named in bribe probe, sues

Article Abstract:

Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney was accused in newspaper accounts of participating in a bribery scheme that involved Air Canada's purchase of planes from Airbus Industrie in 1988. The allegations have been made before, but this is the first time Mulroney's name has been mentioned.

Airbus S.A.S.

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Boeing ex-unit tied to Bahamas bribe

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Canadian authorities are investigating charges that de Havilland Inc paid $786,000 in bribes to the Bahamas state-run airline BahamasAir. The bribes allegedly happened during 1988-89, when de Havilland was still owned by Boeing Co. Businessman Duncan Rapier is the primary source of the charges.

Airlines, Boeing Co., BA, Testimony, Rapier, Duncan, de Havilland Inc., Bahamasair

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Mulroney testifies to open libel case

Article Abstract:

Brian Mulroney filed a $37 million libel suit against the Canadian government for its statements that implicated him in a kickback scheme involving the sale of airplanes to Air Canada from Airbus. Details of the case are presented.

Attorneys, Lawyers

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