ARGENTINA

Investigators allege that Latin America's largest construction company Odebrecht paid US$35 million (S$50 million) to husband-and-wife successive presidents Nestor and Cristina Kirchner.

Mr Gustavo Arribas, head of the Argentinian Federal Intelligence Agency, a close ally of current President Mauricio Macri, is being investigated for a US$600,000 payment.

BRAZIL

There are allegations that President Michel Temer and his Brazilian Democratic Movement Party were in a corruption network linking Odebrecht and state oil company Petrobras. Current and previous Speakers of the Senate and House of Representatives are also implicated. Former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is alleged to be the mastermind of the Petrobras graft scheme.

COLOMBIA

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos' electoral campaign allegedly received US$1 million from Odebrecht. Attorney-General Nestor Humberto Martinez has said some of the US$4.6 million that Odebrecht paid a former senator might have gone to Mr Santos' 2014 re-election campaign.

Mr Gabriel Garcia Morales, deputy transport minister under former president Alvaro Uribe, has been arrested for taking US$6.5 million from Odebrecht.

PERU

Mr Alejandro Toledo, president from 2001 to 2006, is alleged to have received US$20 million for approving Odebrecht's building of sections of the Brazil-Peru Interoceanic Highway.

Mr Alan Garcia, during his 2006-2011 second presidency, saw Odebrecht win a record number of contracts, plus an US$800,000 donation for a huge imitation of Rio's Christ the Redeemer statue, as a public "thank you" to Mr Garcia.

Former president Ollanta Humala faces money-laundering claims over US$3 million from Odebrecht.

ECUADOR

Odebrecht allegedly paid US$35.5 million in bribes to Ecuadorian politicians between 2007 and last year.

MEXICO

Odebrecht staff have admitted paying US$10.5 million in bribes to officials from a state-owned enterprise in order to secure public works projects.

PANAMA

The government cancelled a US$1 billion contract with Odebrecht for a hydroelectric project after US$59 million in bribes were revealed.

Sons of former president Ricardo Martinelli, in power from 2009 to 2014, deny receiving US$6 million as a bribe for their father.

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