Investigators from multiple Global South countries are uncovering a concerning link between Chinese authorities and organized crime. In Macao, Wan Kuok Koi, a notorious crime boss famously known as 'Broken Tooth,' was seen celebrating with allies despite ongoing investigations into his extensive criminal activities, which include fraud and money laundering. The World Hongmen History and Culture Association, which he leads, masquerades as a cultural organization while allegedly serving as a front for the powerful 14K triad. This organization shares a complex relationship with the Chinese Communist Party and continues to expand despite international sanctions, actively supporting Beijing's interests abroad.
Wan Kuok Koi celebrated openly in Macao, seemingly unaffected by investigations into his alleged crimes, revealing a complex relationship between criminal organizations and state authorities.
The World Hongmen History and Culture Association, while claiming to promote Chinese culture, is believed to be a front for the 14K triad and engages in serious criminal activities.
Despite U.S. sanctions, the Hongmen association has expanded its network, supporting China's political objectives while facing international investigations for various financial crimes.
The connection between the Chinese Communist Party and organizations like the Hongmen association highlights the intricate overlap between state power and criminal enterprises in the Global South.
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