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Borosage, Robert L. | February 4, 2002 issue

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The article discusses various issues related to socio-politics. The issue of the rise and fall of energy company Enron Corp. and the appeal for prosecution of its miscreant cronies in U.S. President George W. Bush's administration has been discussed. It also shows the strong retort of the White House officials against any political scandal. Enron's bankruptcy evoked quite a stir as it was the largest example of bankruptcy in the U.S. history. It calls for a full investigation into the administration of Enron to find out any kind of link between it and its cronies in the Bush administration.

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POLITICAL corruption; ENRON Corp.; BANKRUPTCY; PROSECUTION; AFFILIATED corporations; UNITED States
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