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This goes with post 83.

Civiciti "We are specialists in online solutions for the promotion of electronic voting, participation and transparency."

But lets digress back to SCYTL and take a look under the hood (as Ross Perot would say)

Here is where things are suspicious:

Acquisitions and cooperations

In 2012, Scytl acquired the American company SOE Software ("Supervisors of Elections",located in Tampa. SOE implemented Scytl technologies in the United States.]

In 2013 Scytl acquired the software division of Gov2U, a company partnered with the National Democratic Institute.

And their Chairman was -----> Madeleine Albright. <------ A familiar name to Freepers because she was Secretary of State under Clinton from 1997 to 2001.

So how do you wash the paths and history? Lets continue:

Scytl became a partner of Amazon Web Services by November 2018. They host their services on Amazon's cloud platform.

2020 bankruptcy and recovery

On 11 May 2020, facing debts of over 75 million euro, Scytl initiated bankruptcy proceedings with a view to sell its business to the U.S. investment fund Sandton Capital. On 2 June 2020, a Spanish court declared Scytl bankrupt and started the process of auctioning off its assets.

So there is the WASH.

So basically it pops up under a different names.

In late October, the Paragon Group subsidiary "Service Point Solutions" acquired Scytl including its U.S. subsidiary SOE.

"This acquisition unveils Paragon’s group strategy to position Service Point Solutions as a pan-european platform for high-growth digital business."

AS the reddit thread in my previous post says "Explain how they’re bankrupt but not really, how they’re not involved but ARE PARTNERED."

It is called company laundering in my book. See "auction off assetts" above

This is quite the rabbit hole.