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Former AmCham Myanmar President Adam Castillo Detained in Yangon

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Former AmCham Myanmar President Adam Castillo Detained in Yangon

Adam Castillo, former president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Myanmar, was detained in Yangon. The organization is investigating suspicious financial transactions by ex-board members, including a $300,000 contract signed outside AMCHAM's accounts.