Industry lobbying under guise of pandemic stimuli pressing own interests behind closed doors
Without some investigative reporting, weak access-to-information and lobbying laws mean big corporate interests can get preferential meetings that they claim are for the public's benefit, never to be revealed.
The pandemic emergency has been used by business interests to gain access to government officials to present corporate demands while claiming that they want to help out during this health crisis.
Here are a few major examples th...
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