Panama needs new anti-corruption laws to combat tax dodgers: panel

(Reuters) - Panama can remain a competitive financial center while cracking down on tax evaders and other criminals who have used the country to launder money, according to the panel formed by the government after the "Panama Papers" scandal broke in April.<div class="feedflare">
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