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Prosecutors said the operation had been done at the workplaces of Mossack Fonseca in Panama City "without occurrence or obstruction".
The spilled "Panama Papers" have demonstrated how some rich individuals utilize seaward firms to dodge impose and stay away from assents.
The firm has denied wrongdoing. It says it is the casualty of a hack and that the data is being distorted.
Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela has guaranteed to work with different nations to enhance straightforwardness in its seaward budgetary industry.
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Police completed Tuesday's assault alongside authorities from a sorted out wrongdoing unit. Officers set up an edge around the central station while prosecutors entered the workplaces to hunt down records.
A short time later, the lawyer general's office said the point had been "to get documentation connected to the data distributed in news articles that set up the utilization of the firm in unlawful exercises".
The announcement included that pursuits would likewise happen at auxiliaries of the firm.
Panama's legislature guaranteed an examination not long after news reports rose over a week back in view of more than 11 million archives from the firm.
The firm tweeted [in Spanish] that it "proceeds to co-work with commanding voices in examinations made at our central station".
Numerous different nations are testing conceivable budgetary violations by the rich and capable in the fallout of the break.
Mossack Fonseca accomplice Ramon Fonseca says the organization had been hacked by servers based abroad and has recorded a dissension with the Panamanian lawyer general's office.
Mr Fonseca served as a priest in Mr Valera's administration yet moved to one side not long ago after particular charges connected the firm to the defilement embarrassment overwhelming the Brazilian state oil organization Petrobras.
Eleven million records held by the Panama-based law office Mossack Fonseca have been gone to German daily paper Sueddeutsche Zeitung, which then imparted them to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. BBC Panorama and UK daily paper The Guardian are among 107 media associations in 76 nations which have been breaking down the records.
They demonstrate how the organization has helped customers launder cash, avoid authorizes and sidestep charge
Mossack Fonseca says it has worked blameless for a long time and never been denounced or accused of criminal wrongdoing
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