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Although only 40 percent, Smartmatic paid up 90 percent of the capital. TIM, the 60-percent “majority”, paid only 10 percent. That gave Venezuelan-owned, Barbados-based Smartmatic control over the Filipino TIM — worrisome in case of failure.

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