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January
30, 2023
Fed
Denies
Custodia Bank
After FTX
Wreck As
FOIAed on
Moonstone Bank
by Inner City
Press
By
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon
SDNY
COURTHOUSE, Jan 27 – Amid the prosecution
of Samuel Bankman-Fried on wire fraud, money
laundering and campaign finance violation
charges, the role of the Federal Reserve is
coming to the fore. Now it seeks to step
back from its brink by denying the application
of Custodia, with order still withheld. See
below.
Inner
City Press was unsurprised to learn of Fed
laxity as Alameda invested in Farmington State
Bank, renamed Moonstone Bank.
Inner
City Press submitted to the Federal Reserve a
Freedom of Information Act request including:
"This is a FOIA request for all record regarding
the FRS' approval for the application / request
for membership in the Federal Reserve System by
Farmington State Bank (giving rise to FRBSF
president Daly's approval on a delegated basis
in 2021), and the subsequent renaming of the
bank to Mooonstone and taking of a stake by
FTX/Alameda. Also, for Silvergate with its
FTX connections, record reflecting any review by
the FRS of Silvergate's (and Provident Bancorp
Inc., Metropolitan Commercial Bank, Signature
Bank, Customers Bancorp Inc.) of the banks'
connections with crypto-currency firms... This
is a request for expedited treatment, in light
of the indictment of FTX / Alameda's Sam
Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison
(cooperating), and an upcoming January 3, 2023
hearing."
The
Federal Reserve acknowledged receipt:
"Your request has been assigned number
FOIA-2023-00178. Please reference this number in
all future correspondence.
Request description: This is a FOIA
request for all record regarding the FRS'
approval for the application / request for
membership in the Federal Reserve System by
Farmington State Bank [also] any review by the
FRS of Silvergate's (and Provident Bancorp Inc.,
Metropolitan Commercial Bank, Signature Bank,
Customers Bancorp Inc.) of the banks'
connections with crypto-currency firms."
On
January 27, still withholding documents, the Fed
"announced its denial of the application by
Custodia Bank, Inc., Cheyenne, Wyoming, to
become a member of the Federal Reserve System.
The Board has concluded that the firm's
application as submitted is inconsistent with
the required factors under the law.
Custodia is a special purpose depository
institution, chartered by the state of Wyoming,
which does not have federal deposit insurance.
The firm proposed to engage in novel and
untested crypto activities that include issuing
a crypto asset on open, public and/or
decentralized networks. The firm's novel
business model and proposed focus on
crypto-assets presented significant safety and
soundness risks. The Board has previously made
clear that such crypto activities are highly
likely to be inconsistent with safe and sound
banking practices. The Board also found that
Custodia's risk management framework was
insufficient to address concerns regarding the
heightened risks associated with its proposed
crypto activities, including its ability to
mitigate money laundering and terrorism
financing risks. In light of these and
other concerns, the firm's application as
submitted was inconsistent with the factors the
Board is required to evaluate by law. The
Board's order will be released following a
review for confidential information."
January
23, 2023
Fed
speak - but no
live
questions:
"What: Federal
Reserve Bank
of Dallas
President
& CEO
Lorie Logan
will speak
about U.S.
economic
outlook and
monetary
policy at the
McCombs School
of Business at
The University
of Texas at
Austin. Logan
took office
last August,
and with this
speech she
will introduce
the monetary
policy
objectives
that will
guide her
tenure. When:
Wednesday,
Jan. 18, 2023
4-4:05 p.m.,
Texas McCombs
Dean Lillian
Mills, welcome
and
introduction.
4:05-4:30
p.m., Dallas
Fed President
& CEO
Lorie Logan.
4:30-4:45
p.m., Q&A
moderated by
Julia
Coronado,
Texas McCombs
clinical
associate
professor of
finance; time
will not allow
for live
questions"
January
16, 2023
NY Fed Dissolved TRO to Fire Unvaccinated Staff Now Fed Accuses Lawyer of Contacts
By
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
Book
BBC
- Guardian
UK - Honduras
- ESPN
SDNY
COURTHOUSE, Jan 13 – The Federal
Reserve Bank of New York wants to fire longtime
employees Lori Gardner-Alfred of The Bronx and
Jeanette Diaz of Bayonne, New Jersey for not
being vaccinated against COVID-19. And now it
may be able to.
The two women won a temporary restraining order
in New York State court. But the FRBNY removed
the case to Federal court and Friday argued to
dissolve the TRO and fire the women, saying that
their harm is not
irreparable.
On March 4, U.S. District Court for the Southern
District of New York Judge Lewis J. Liman held a
proceeding. Inner City Press covered
it.
FRBNY
in-house lawyer Alex Leonard argued the TRO
should be immediately lift. The women,
representing themselves, asked for time to
respond to the papers the Fed, their employer
for decades, had just given them.
Judge Liman to his credit did give them time, until Sunday to file their response to his chambers by email. Then, it should be docketed.
Jeanette Diaz
asked about the FRBNY's
definition and denial of
religious exemptions. Judge
Liman said perhaps Mr. Leonard
could answer. But he said no,
that would be getting in to
the merits and the Fed's focus
was getting the TRO dissolved
and presumably firing the
employees.
On March 7, Judge Liman heard from the parties
again. Inner City Press live tweeted here:
now
staffers the Federal Reserve Bank of NY wants to
fire for being unvaccinated are before SDNY
Judge Liman as they were Friday. FRBNY lawyer:
Now plaintiffs over the weekend make a a
Constitution argument. But the New York Fed is
not a government agency.
[Inner
City Press: Then how does NY Fed approve bank
mergers? See, FRBNY Approves Berkshire Bank With
NTI Rating, here
Judge
Liman: Even if discrimination were being
alleged, would an injunctions be issues? NY Fed
staffer's new/1st lawyer: The very pressure put
on these plaintiffs to abandoned their bona fide
religious beliefs is irreparable harm, per se
Judge
Liman: What do you say about the NY Fed not
being a state agency? Lawyer: They removed to
this court by saying that are an organ of the
Federal government... [And, the Fed Board
had this "non government agency," owned by
banks, approving bank mergers]
Lawyer:
On the merits we have this Federal Reserve
agency, now trying to revoke the religious
exemption based on their job titles. These jobs
could be performed remotely. Or, in the office a
few days a week.
Lawyer: The Fed has granted others an ongoing
exemption. That burden is on the Fed to offer up
some justification. Judge Liman: What about
irreparable harm?
Lawyer:
There's the Northern District of NY
case... Judge Liman: Citation? Lawyer: 17
F.4th 368, 370
NY
Fed's Leonard: He says we are forcing them to
violate their religious beliefs. But it is a
condition of employment. They got a temporary
accommodation, but there's no longer a
reasonable one. We understand that's difficult.
See, the Hawaii Airlines case.
NY
Fed's Leonard: They did not claim in their state
court submission any free exercise violation. NY
Fed is not a government agency. Judge
Liman: Authority for that? A: Uh, uh, NY Fed's
employment actions are not state action. Judge:
Cases? A: Nothing on point.
NY
Fed's Leonard: There is no irreparable harm.
Judge
Liman: I'm going to take this under advisement.
I will render a decision quite quickly. Expect
to hear from me soon. Plaintiffs' lawyer:
There's a case, Agricultural Bank of China, 2016
WL 27566661
NY
Fed's Leonard: US v. Wells Fargo case, while not
on point, the Federal Reserve Bank for the
purpose of emergency lending are government
agencies, but by implication, not as employers.
Plaintiffs' lawyer: 24 hours for an interlocutor
appeal? NY Fed: We object. ]
NY
Fed's Leonard: We are doing this in the middle
of pandemic. We shouldn't be restrained any
longer. Judge Liman: Do you want to dismiss the
complaint under 12(b)(6)? NY Fed: There's no
complaint, it's futile. Yes, dismiss. Judge
Liman: I'm asking about process.
NY
Fed's Leonard: We'll submit more papers in 2
weeks.
Judge
Liman: Reply by April 11. We are adjourned.
On March 11, this: "ORDER granting in part [7] Motion Emergency Motion to Dissolve Ex Parte Temporary Restraining Order and Dismiss . Accordingly, the TRO is dissolved as improperly issued under Rule 65. See Rabbi Jacob Joseph School v. Province of Mendoza, 342 F. Supp. 2d 124, 127 (E.D.N.Y. 2004) ("The temporary restraining order that was issued without notice to the attorney for the Defendant whose identity was known, without declaring in an affidavit or verified complaint that immediate and irreparable harm would result before the adverse party or his attorney could be heard in opposition, was plainly in violation of Fed.R.Civ.P. 65(b), and the temporary restraining order was vacated for the additional reason that it was improperly issued."); Dolan v. Portaro, 2015 WL 3444351, at *1 (N.D. Ohio May 28, 2015) ("Had Plaintiff Dolan initially filed this case in this Court, the TRO could not have been granted. When the motion for a TRO was first made in state court, Plaintiff's counsel did not provide the required certification as to what efforts were made to give notice and why notice should not be required. Nor did Plaintiff's counsel file such certification in this Court after removal. That deficiency alone justifies dissolving the TRO."). Moreover, "[o]n this motion to dissolve a temporary restraining order,... the party that obtained that order... bears the burden of justifying continued injunctive relief." Gardner v. Weisman, 2006 WL 2423376, at *1 (S.D.N.Y. Aug. 21, 2006) (internal quotation marks omitted) (quoting SC Cowen Sec. Corp. v. Messih, 2000 WL 663434, at *1 (S.D.N.Y. May 17, 2000)). The FRBNY argues that the evidence submitted by Plaintiffs does not satisfy that burden, because they have not shown irreparable harm, a likelihood of success, or a balance of hardships in their favor, as further set forth herein. Plaintiffs also have not demonstrated a likelihood of success on the merits of their claims; their operative pleadings are wholly conclusory, and their arguments regarding a likelihood of success on the merits again hinge entirely on the Free Exercise claims, Dkt. No. 14 at 5; once again, the operative pleadings assert no Free Exercise claims. As such, Plaintiffs have not carried their burden of justifying continued injunctive relief. For this additional reason, the TRO must be dissolved."
On March 21 the New York Fed filed a motion to
dismiss, leading that "the New York Fed - part
of the nation's central bank and a federal
instrumentality established pursuant to the
Federal Reserve Act of 1913 is not a state
agency whose decisions are subject to review
under Article 78."
On
June 21 Judge Liman held another proceeding. He
said he did not anticipate granting a motion to
dismiss, but also doubted in a preliminary
injunction, given that the staffers have already
been fired. (The Fed's lawyer slipped in that
the Fed doubts that the lead plaintiff's beliefs
are religious).
Judge
Liman told counsel to discuss with their clients
the option of an expedited hearing on a
permanent injunctions. A case management plan is
due July 8, with another conference set for July
18 at 2 pm.
Inner City Press covered the July 18 conference;
there was a request for a trial in January but a
decision to hold it in May. Then into the docket
this: "ORDER deferring ruling on [27] Motion for
Preliminary Injunction. Upon consent of the
parties at Dkt. No. 41, the hearing on
Plaintiffs' motion for a preliminary injunction
will be consolidated with a trial on the merits
pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure
65(a)(2). (HEREBY ORDERED by Judge Lewis J.
Liman)."
As
the weather grows colder, the plaintiffs' lawyer
seek to leave them. Judge Liman ruled: "ORDER:
On October 28, 2022, plaintiffs Jeanette Diaz
and Lori Gardner ("Plaintiffs") emailed the
Court asking if they could be represented by
counsel at the conference scheduled for
Thursday, November 3, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. The
Court has not granted Plaintiffs' counsel's
motion to withdraw. Accordingly, if Plaintiffs
wish to communicate with the Court, they should
do so through counsel and file the communication
on the docket on ECF. SO ORDERED. (Signed by
Judge Lewis J. Liman on 10/28/2022)."
On
January 13, 2023, Judge Liman held another
conference in the case, about discovery. But the
Federal Reserve's lawyer dropped a bombshell,
claiming that plaintiffs' counsel did not in
fact have any agreement with the clients to
actually produce discovery - and was
communicating through a New York Fed staffer,
William Christie. Even before the oral
bombshell, the Fed's January 11 letter to Judge
Liman roundly critiqued plaintiffs' counsel. We
aim to have more on this.
Inner
City Press will continue to cover the case and
the Fed.
January
9, 2023
The
Federal Reserve
under the
Change in Bank
Control Act -
the same one
use or misused
on its
watch for FTX
/ Alameda to
buy into Farmington
State Bank now
Moonstone
- has declined
to extend the
comment period
on: "Dear
Mr. Lee: This
concerns your
correspondence
dated December
6, 2022,
regarding the
notice filed
under the
Change in Bank
Control Act of
1978, as
amended (“CIBC
Act”), 1 by
(1) the Estate
of Steven B.
Schnall,
Sherri Silver
Schnall, as
Preliminary
Executor, both
of New York,
New York, to
retain voting
shares of
Quontic Bank
Acquisition
Corp. (“QBAC”)
and Quontic
Bank Holdings
Corp.
(“QBHC”), and
thereby retain
voting shares
of Quontic
Bank, all of
New York, New
York; and (2)
the Schnall
Disclaimer
Trust A,
Sherri Silver
Schnall,
individually
and as
co-trustee,
both of New
York, New
York, with
Amie Hoffman,
as co-trustee,
New Hope,
Pennsylvania;
and the Sherri
S. Schnall
Family
Irrevocable
Trust, Amie
Hoffman as
trustee, both
of New Hope,
Pennsylvania,
to acquire
voting shares
of QBAC and
QBHC, and
thereby
indirectly
acquire voting
shares of
Quontic Bank,
all of New
York, New
York. You
requested an
extension of
the comment
period for
this proposal.
Notices were
published in
the Federal
Register
(November 21,
2022) and in
the relevant
newspaper of
general
circulation
(the New York
Daily News
(October 31,
2022))
providing
commenters
until December
6, 2022, a
total of 36
days, to
submit their
views on all
aspects of the
proposal. This
period
provided
sufficient
time for
interested
persons to
prepare and
submit their
comments. The
Board provides
a public
comment period
for notices to
provide
interested
persons the
opportunity to
submit
information
and views
related to the
statutory
factors it 1
12 U.S.C. §
1817(j).
2 must
consider under
the CIBC Act.
The Board’s
Rules of
Procedure
(“Rules”)2
also establish
a framework,
based on the
schedules
followed by
many courts,
that limits
iterative
responses
between
applicants and
commenters.
The Rules
contemplate
that the
public comment
period will
not be
extended
absent a clear
demonstration
of hardship or
other
meritorious
reason for
seeking
additional
time. Your
request for
additional
time to
comment does
not identify
circumstances
that would
warrant an
extension of
the public
comment period
for this
proposal.
Based on all
the facts of
record,
including the
reasons
discussed
above, I have
determined,
acting
pursuant to
authority
delegated by
the Board (12
CFR
265.5(a)(2)),
not to extend
the public
comment
period. Any
comments
received on or
before
December 6,
2022, have
been made part
of the record
of the
proposal that
will be
reviewed by
the Board"
Watch this
site.
January
2, 2023
While Inner City
Press looks
into how the
Federal
Reserve
allowed FTX /
Alameda to buy
into
Farmington
State Bank /
Moonstone Bank,
it commented to
the Fed on
"Notice of
Change in Bank
Control (the
“Notice”) by
(i) the Estate
of Steven B.
Schnall,
Sherri Silver
Schnall as
Preliminary
Executor, both
of New York,
New York; to
retain voting
shares of
Quontic Bank
Acquisition
Corp., and
Quontic Bank
Holdings
Corp., all of
New York, New
York, and
(ii), the
Schnall
Disclaimer
Trust A,
Sherri Silver
Schnall,
individually,
and as
co-trustee,
both of New
York, New
York, with
Amie Hoffman,
as co-trustee,
New Hope,
Pennsylvania;
and the Sherri
S. Schnall
Family
Irrevocable
Trust, Amie
Hoffman as
trustee, of
New Hope,
Pennsylvania
(all parties
to (i) and
(ii) together,
the
“Notificants”);
to acquire
voting shares
of Quontic
Bank
Acquisition
Corp., and
Quontic Bank
Holdings
Corp., and
thereby
indirectly
acquire voting
shares of
Quontic Bank."
Note that
beyond its
crypto rewards
program,
Quontic "has
become the
latest of a
handful of
US-based
financial
institutions
to have agreed
to work with
the
cryptocurrency
sector... It
opened a
checking
account for an
unnamed
Bitcoin ATM
firm--its
first crypto
client--several
weeks ago, and
claims to be
in contract
negotiations
to open
accounts for
another new
cryptocurrency
company, which
was also
unnamed."
And
how did Quontic
respond to
Inner City
Press' comment? With
pure
arrogance.
We'll have
more on this.
Watch this
site.
And how did
Quontic,December
26, 2022
On FTX Wreck Federal Reserve FOIAed by on Moonstone Bank & Others By Inner City Press
By
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon
SDNY
COURTHOUSE, Dec 22 – Amid the prosecution of
Samuel Bankman-Fried on wire fraud, money
laundering and campaign finance violation
charges, the role of the Federal Reserve is
coming to the fore.
Inner
City Press was unsurprised to learn of Fed
laxity as Alameda invested in Farmington State
Bank, renamed Moonstone Bank.
Inner
City Press submitted to the Federal Reserve a
Freedom of Information Act request including:
"This is a FOIA request for all record regarding
the FRS' approval for the application / request
for membership in the Federal Reserve System by
Farmington State Bank (giving rise to FRBSF
president Daly's approval on a delegated basis
in 2021), and the subsequent renaming of the
bank to Mooonstone and taking of a stake by
FTX/Alameda. Also, for Silvergate with its
FTX connections, record reflecting any review by
the FRS of Silvergate's (and Provident Bancorp
Inc., Metropolitan Commercial Bank, Signature
Bank, Customers Bancorp Inc.) of the banks'
connections with crypto-currency firms... This
is a request for expedited treatment, in light
of the indictment of FTX / Alameda's Sam
Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison
(cooperating), and an upcoming January 3, 2023
hearing."
December
17, 2022
Does
the Fed
waiting until
4:30 pm on a
comment period
that ends at 5
pm to provide
a copy of a
bank's
application
requested a
week ago meet
any standard?
We'll have
more to say
about Lakeland
- Provident...
Brookline Bank Bid To Bring Disparities To NY By Buying PCSB Bank Rubber Stamped by Fed
By
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
Book
BBC-Guardian
UK - Honduras
- ESPN NY
Mag
SOUTH
BRONX, Dec 15 – New York and Massachusetts
are portrayed as diverse and progressive places.
But their banks, not so much.
Consider
for example the proposed and today FRB approved
merger between Brookline Bank in Massachusetts
and PCSB Bank in New York, with branches in
Mount Vernon, Eastchester and
elsewhere.
The Federal Reserve, while withholding beyond the comment period even the public portion of the application involving Lakeland Bank, with settled lending discrimination charges recently with DOJ, on December 15 rubber stamped Brookline's application, with this line: "The commenter objected to the proposal, alleging that in 2021, Brookline Bank made fewer home loans to African American individuals as compared to white individuals." They don't name the commenter - Inner City Press / FFW.
Bronx-based
Inner City Press has long exposed redlining.
Along with Fair Finance Watch it finds that in
2020, the most recent year for which Home
Mortgage Disclosure Act data is publicly
available, PCSB Bank in New York State made 79
loans to whites - and only seven to African
America. The dollar volume difference is even
worse, a twenty to one disparity.
So
what is the lending record in Massachusetts of
Brookline Bank, the proposed acquirer of PCSB?
December
12, 2022
On
December 9,
Inner City
Press filed
with the
Federal
Reserve, in
both NY and
DC, asking for
a copy of the
Provident -
Lakeland
application
that day. As
of December
10, none has
been provided.
This is
unacceptable -
what this
site.
December
5, 2022
Friday
news dump from the
Fed, Dec 2,
2022: The
Federal
Reserve Board
on Friday
invited public
comment on
proposed
principles
providing a
high-level
framework for
the safe and
sound
management of
exposures to
climate-related
financial
risks for
large banking
organizations.
The proposed
principles
would apply to
banking
organizations
with more than
$100 billion
in total
assets and
address both
the physical
risks and
transition
risks
associated
with climate
change. The
proposed
principles
would cover
six areas:
governance;
policies,
procedures,
and limits;
strategic
planning; risk
management;
data, risk
measurement
and reporting;
and scenario
analysis.
The proposed
principles are
substantially
similar to
proposals
issued by the
Office of the
Comptroller of
the Currency
and the
Federal
Deposit
Insurance
Corporation,
and the Board
intends to
work with
those agencies
to promote
consistency in
the
supervision of
large banks
through final
interagency
guidance.
Comments will
be accepted
for 60 days
November
28, 2022
The
Federal
Reserve wrote
to Citigroup,
which it has let
abuse
consumers for
years, on
November 22
thusly: Citigroup
"must, on or
before January
31, 2023,
submit to the
Agencies (1) a
mapping
document that
identifies the
actions in the
GARP that are
expected to
improve the
firm’s ability
to accurately
produce key
data in a
timely manner
that would be
relied upon to
execute its
resolution
plan
(Resolvability
Data Mapping),
(2) a detailed
description of
how each of
the actions
identified in
the
Resolvability
Data Mapping
will improve
the firm’s
ability to
accurately
produce data
in a timely
manner 13 The
2021 Targeted
Plan also
claimed that
certain
financial
resource
buffers and
assumptions
the Covered
Company views
as
conservative
about
resolution-related
capital and
liquidity are
sufficient to
mitigate any
effect of the
data integrity
and quality
issues on the
firm’s
resolution
capabilities.
7 integral to
execution of
the firm’s
resolution
strategy and
which of these
actions
(either
individually
or in
combination
with other
actions) the
Covered
Company
anticipates
will result in
the greatest
material
improvement to
the firm’s
resolution
capabilities
and that
accordingly
are a priority
for the firm,
and (3) a
detailed
description of
how the
Covered
Company will
demonstrate,
to itself and
the Agencies,
that the
improvements
to its data
governance
program will
result in more
accurate and
timely data
integral to
execution of
the firm’s
resolution
strategy (2
and 3
together, the
Remediation
Actions and
Evaluations
Descriptions).
The
shortcoming
will remain
outstanding
until the
Covered
Company
addresses the
remedial
actions in the
Resolvability
Data Mapping."
November
21, 2022
The Fed
issued a correction
to Gov Bowman's
Nov 17 speech:
"Note: A
previous
version of
this speech
incorrectly
attributed
statistics in
paragraph 9 to
the Survey of
Household
Economics and
Decisionmaking
(SHED). On
November 17,
this paragraph
was updated to
correctly
attribute
these numbers
to the Survey
of Consumer
Finances."
November
14, 2022
The Fed
in its new
Supervision
and Regulation
Report brags
about FedEZFile
and its
"two way
messaging" with
applicant
banks - without
addressing
how the Ex
Parte Rules
apply to it.
We aim to have
more on this.
November
7, 2022
BMO Harris BNP Faced Fed Qs After Admitting Mislabeling Info Now Promises, Promises
By
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Story
BBC
- Guardian
UK - Honduras
- ESPN
FED
COURT / S Bronx, Nov 2 – Whether or not the U.S.
Community Reinvestment Act will actually be
enforced under the Administration and its
regulators remains an open question. Consider:
Inner City Press immediately reported that BMO
Harris' application to buy Bank of the West and
its more than 500 branches from BNP would be a
litmus test.
Fair
Finance Watch noted, from Day 1, that in 2020
BMO Harris denied many more mortgage
applications from African Americans than it
approved: 509 denied versus only 223 loans made
to African Americans, nationwide. BMO's numbers
for whites were the reverse: 9270 loans made,
versus less then six thousand denials. As noted,
there are also climate and secrecy issues. Fair
Finance Watch and other raised branch closings.
This
is outrageous. The Fed itself should make these
exhibits public.
On
October 17, the Fed sent Fair Finance Watch a
copy of letter to "Ro" - "Dear Ro: Please
provide a response including supporting
documentation, to the following request: 1.
Provide the cover page for the FR Y-3F and
responses to any questions that were not already
covered in the initial FR Y-3 filing. Provide
your response by October 25, 2022, eight
business days from the date of this letter."
On
October 26, belatedly more formal, the Fed
asked: "Dear Rosemary: Please provide
responses to each of the following requests.
Supporting documentation, as appropriate, should
be provided... Describe whether the combined
banking organization would expand upon each
bank’s community development activities if the
proposal is consummated, and identify those
community development activities."
October
31, 2022
BMO Harris BNP Faced Fed Qs After Admitting Mislabeling Info Now 4 More Questions
By
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Story
BBC
- Guardian
UK - Honduras
-