No criminal charges are being filed after british banking giant HSBC agreed to pay a record $1.92 billion settlement Tuesday after a broad investigation by U.S. federal and state authorities found the bank violated federal laws by laundering money from Mexican drug trafficking and processing banned transactions on behalf of Iran, Libya, Sudan and Burma.
The people request a thorough detailed explanation as to why after obvious illegal, possibly insurgent activity has been admitted to, why criminal charges are not being brought.