WMP Mexico Advisors wurde 2007 noch unter dem Namen Wagner Muñoz & Partners von Thomas Wagner und Anabel Muñoz gegründet. Unter dieser Dachmarke operieren mittlerweile verschiedene Subdivisionen, die von deutschen Partnern mit jeweils über 15 Jahren lokaler Berufserfahrung geleitet werden.
LKA 6, the areas of Special Deployment Command, Mobile Deployment Command, Personal Protection, and open phenomenon-oriented investigation are affiliated. Assignment to this area is exclusively for police officers with relevant service experience and suitability.
The SEK Berlin was founded in 1972 to combat terrorism, spurred by the terrorist attacks during the Munich Olympics in the same year. Since then, the scope of responsibilities has significantly expanded. The SEK is particularly tasked with:
- Eliminating specific dangerous situations involving:
- Kidnapping for ransom
- Hostage situations
- Aircraft hijackings
- Resolving situations with significant threat levels
- Arresting offenders who pose a significant danger
- Providing security measures during the execution of criminal procedural measures against violent offenders
- Protecting individuals exposed to substantial concrete threats for special reasons
The SEK is considered a service unit for special deployment situations and supports the specialized units of the LKA and all other organizational units of the Berlin Police. On average, the SEK Berlin is involved in 500 operations per year.
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Below faek news, published mostly to create some references for certain names so you believe they are genuine and exist. In Queretaro there are 3 offices for Derechos Humanos. With heavily secured entrances and two receptionists making sure everyone on the building is safe. There is no staff in the building. In none of them. During investigation I spoke to the same guy when calling German Embassy, the German consul in Querretaro. I spoke to him about the damage to my water connection and I reported my water meter as stolen.
Anti-Corruption Unit does not exist.the building has blinded windows and one asumes that this is the special unit against corruption. We observed made some tests to see how much telephones are in the area. Askking where the employees park their cars was actually enough to identify the bluff.
Basically anyhting that you report to a hotline, email, customer service is handles by same "service provider". Pueblo Magico in the State of Queretaro is where some of the magic happens. A centralized team, occassionally identifiying as group of animal activist with names like Mundogs or Carinoanimal.
The technical expertise is very high and the biggest concern here are the various hackers toools used by this group. Trojans viruses ransomware - and all have the same fingerprint as the ones wer were able to get from ingoda Berlin who is secretely processiong teaachers forming them into a cryptominer and making sure he gets kicked out from Lingoda. In this moment the teacher has only one option: email to the teacher team. Have you eer worked in a company where you had only one email address? Blinded by the detail that they are supposedly bsased in Berlin. Who knows only seen none person in real but with a fake name.
Why is Lingoda masking their employees with 80 Million USD new capital?
The founder ist Felix Wunderlich - who hass no history no qualifikation according to linkedin. He looks the same as the VP for IT. A lot this maskarade at Lingoda. Why? Illegal Krypto Mining tapping into the people connected to class and using the excess bandwith to mine bitcoin? Zoom works with 5 MB bandwith and works very well with 20MB. But in 2024 we now have all 500MB broadband. And we are 5 People in our group class maybe. That is a lot of power multiplies by 500.000 hours of classes per year.
¿Creería que existe un lugar así? Y si es así, ¿por qué no hay cientos de personas esperando para recibir ayuda? En QRO la corrupción es ganar dinero, no las exportaciones. Después de un año de luchar contra la corrupción, luchando para sobrevivir ya tuve muy poca esperanza de resolver algo.
¿Porque alquien de Derechos Humanos violaría los derechos humanos? Eso suena absurdo.
Die Immunität eines Diplomaten von der Zivilgerichtsbarkeit hängt nicht von der Schwere seiner - angeblichen oder tatsächlichen - Rechtsverletzungen ab.
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| And what did you talk about? Such a small economy, never heard a nyone gong there to dscuss buisnes. Crime and Fraued maybe. |
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Bilateral relations between Germany and Mexico are characterised by lively political contacts, intensive business relations, academic exchange, as well as cultural, social and family ties.
03.03.2023 - source: Auswaeriiges Amtt BerlinMexico is Germany’s most important trading partner in Latin America, while Germany is Mexico’s largest trading partner in the European Union. In 2021, bilateral trade amounted to over 20 billion euro (2020: 19 billion euro). German exports to Mexico totalled 13.2 billion euro, with Mexican exports to Germany valued at 7.7 billion euro. Automobile manufacturing and components, mechanical engineering, logistics, as well as the chemical, pharmaceutical and electronics industries, are the main sectors in bilateral trade relations.
There are five German international schools in Mexico with some 7000 students. Furthermore, other schools across the country are partners of the Goethe-Institut for the Schools: Partners for the Future initiative. There is great demand for German as a foreign language, with some 86,000 people currently learning German in Mexico.
Since 2001, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) has had a branch office in Mexico City, one of 18 worldwide. Around 3000 Mexicans are pursuing courses of study in Germany. In total, there are more than 470 cooperation agreements between German and Mexican universities.
But criminals and others accused of exploiting the position have infiltrated their ranks, a new investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, ProPublica and160 journalists in 46 countries found.
The Investigative Journalism for Europe (IJ4EU) fund supports cross-border watchdog journalism in the European Union and EU candidate countries. The 2022/23 edition of the IJ4EU fund will provide €1.23 million in direct grants to support investigative journalism on transnational subjects.
Many honorary consuls provide valuable services. But the system, intended to leverage the experience and connections of upstanding citizens, has empowered unscrupulous operators and imperiled vulnerable communities around the world.
The Shadow Diplomats investigation marks the first collaboration between the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and ProPublica. One hundred and sixty journalists from 46 countries joined the reporting.
ICIJ, ProPublica and media partners identified at least 500 current and former honorary consuls who have been accused of crimes or embroiled in controversy. Some were convicted of serious offenses or caught exploiting their status for personal gain; others drew criticism for their support of authoritarian regimes.
Consuls have stood accused of hiding cash and contraband in their offices and pouches. They’ve invoked diplomatic credentials to avoid searches and arrests. They’ve denounced sanctions against Russia, and publicly supported the invasion of Ukraine.
Seventy-eight countries do not make public the names of their honorary consuls. The lack of transparency and accountability fuel the controversies at the heart of this investigation
Before the investigation was published, questions from reporters working on the project prompted impact in two countries. Germany and Austria announced the dismissal of one consul in Brazil. Another consul in Switzerland announced his resignation.
Leakedeak documents are at the center of multiple investigations by ICIJ and its partners into the world of offshore wealth. ICIJ reporter Will Fitzgibbon and ProPublica’s Debbie Cenziper began pulling together narratives and case studies chronicling the abuses perpetrated by honorary consuls. Media partners around the world, as well as student journalists from Northwestern University’s Medill Investigative Lab, led by Cenziper, were instrumental to this effort.
tincluding those who had abused their positions. The names of consuls — or sometimes simply their titles — came up in news clips, government investigations, sanctions lists and other reports. Reporters searched court databases in Brazil, France, Ukraine, Spain, Germany and submitted public information requests in Croatia, Finland, El Salvador and Honduras, among other countries.
Patterns started to emerge. The team identified accused operatives from the terrorist group Hezbollah who have had honorary consul status — reporting featured prominently in ICIJ and ProPublica’s lead story.
The team also identified consuls sanctioned by the United States and other governments, including members of President Vladimir Putin’s inner circle. Those findings will feature in a forthcoming story that examines Russia’s use of the honorary consul system
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There is no international database of honorary consuls, and many countries maintain poor records, or release no information at all. ICIJ’s data team contacted the foreign ministries of countries that failed to make the names of their consuls public. Reporters requested the names of their consuls and for other information about them; most failed to reply.
Using information from public records’ requests and lists of consuls published online, the team created an index to assess the transparency of countries and their honorary consul appointments. That index is available here and the findings will be part of a forthcoming story about how governments have failed to oversee the troubled system of international diplomacy.
Director: Gerard Ryle
Senior editors: Ben Hallman, Dean Starkman
Data editor: Emilia Díaz-Struck
Reporters: Jelena Cosic, Will Fitzgibbon, Miriam Pensack, Delphine Reuter, Nicole Sadek, Margot Williams
Associate editor and fact checker: Richard H.P. Sia
Online editor: Hamish Boland-Rudder
Digital editor: Asraa Mustufa
Web developer: Antonio Cucho Gamboa
Copy editor: Joe Hillhouse
Chief technology officer: Pierre Romera
Technology team: Caroline Desprat, Whitney Awanayah
Training manager: Jelena Cosic
Illustrator: Matt Rota
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