Social Media Takes On the Panama Papers Leak Through Cartoons

Reactions have been pouring in from around the globe, slamming those named in Panama papers leak.

Amul India takes a dig at the Panama papers leak. (Photo Courtesy: Twitter/@Amul_Coop)

Over 100 news organisations across the globe dropped simultaneous investigations into a massive leak of data belonging to a Panamanian firm, Mossack Fonseca, on Sunday. The leak revealed that the firm, which specialises in establishing shell corporations for the world’s ultra-wealthy – including major world leaders and their associates – hides their money.

The leak is one of the biggest ever. There are 11.5 million documents and 2.6 terabytes of information drawn from Mossack Fonseca’s internal database.

Social media, as always, was unforgiving and the digital space was flooded with cartoons on the Panama papers leak in no time.

Amul Girl Investigates Panama Papers Leak

The latest in the lot is the Amul girl impersonating an investigator performing a leak, supposedly in tax haven Panama.

Global Panic Among Deep-Pockets

The moment the Panama papers surfaced on mainstream media, there would have been some deep-pocketed tax-savers cursing in their native tongue. Of course, nothing calms you more than swearing in your native language.

Mossack Fonseca Can’t Brave These Stormy Waters

Another cartoon portrayed the firm Mossack Fonseca as a sinking ship with details of various shell organisations on board.

Bollywood’s Shift From Switzerland to Panama

Bollywood movie-makers may find their haven in Switzerland but some Bollywood stars clearly preferred Panama.

Is Panama’s Replacement Ready?

There is no shortage of countries that have liberal tax laws. Maybe next time, they’ll try a country in Africa.