Smartmatic executive indicted, accused of money laundering in Philippines
- Three current and former executives from Smartmatic have been indicted in the US for an alleged bribery scheme in the Philippines, as reported by the Justice Department.
- Roger Piñate, Smartmatic's president, is among those charged, although the indictment isn't publicly available yet, according to a Justice Department press release.
- Prosecutors claim bribes were paid to Andres Bautista, former top election official in the Philippines, to secure business for the 2016 elections, as stated by the Justice Department.
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