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If you search for Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ), the hoarders of the Panama Papers, you will come up empty.
SZ is in favor of transparency and accountability, but only for others. Never for SZ.
SZ claims in some venues to be concerned with the privacy of individuals mentioned in the Panama Papers.
How to judge between privacy rights of individuals, parties to looting nations, against the public’s right to judge reporting on the same? How is financial regulation reform possible without the details?
SZ is comfortable with protecting looters of nations and obstructing meaningful financial reform.
You can judge news media by the people they protect.