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Offshore Leaks Database

Data from
Paradise Papers - Aruba corporate registry
Entity:

SAMAPIBA/FILIPINO ASSOCIATION OF ARUBA

  • Registered in:
    Aruba
  • Search in:
    opencorporates.com
  • Note:
    Closed date stands for Cancelled date.
Aruba corporate registry data is current through 2016
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  • Incorporated:
    30-MAR-1998
  • Closed:
    12-MAY-2006

Connections:

Officer (7)

Role From To Data From
FACON-FLANDERS, EDNA BULLEZER Treasurer 15-APR-1998 - Paradise Papers
LAREZA-JIAO, BELLA GRUTA President 15-APR-1998 - Paradise Papers
CASTRO, ALICIA ADVIENTO Secretary 15-APR-1998 - Paradise Papers
CASTRO, TOMAS EMERITO DELGADO Board-member 15-APR-1998 - Paradise Papers
OLIVAR, DANILO BERNALDO Vice-president 15-APR-1998 - Paradise Papers
TOBIAS-TENTATIVA, GLORIA Board-member 15-APR-1998 - Paradise Papers
HENRIQUEZ-MENDEZ, AMI OFELIA Supervisory director/commissioner 15-APR-1998 - Paradise Papers

Address (1)

Data From
SAVANETA 241, SAVANETA Paradise Papers

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This ICIJ database contains information on more than 810,000 offshore entities that are part of the Pandora Papers, Paradise Papers, Bahamas Leaks, Panama Papers and Offshore Leaks investigations. The records cover more than 80 years up to 2020 and link to people and companies in more than 200 countries and territories.

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