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Enron's Problematic Overseas Investments

Enron routinely solicited the assistance of staff from Treasury and the State Department to favorably resolve its disputes with foreign governments over its subsidiaries’ activities in the Dominican Republic, Turkey, Argentina, India, and Nigeria. The corporation often used this opportunity to push the administration to threaten the foreign governments with sanctions if the dispute could not be settled advantageously for Enron. Enron was often instrumental in the exporting California-style deregulation to developing countries, which often proved catastrophic for the citizens of those countries.

• Dominican Republic (Smith-Enron Cogeneration)
• Argentina (Azurix)
• Turkey
• India (Dabhol) 
• Nigeria

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