The Spanish company Eliminalia has earned millions of euros in the last decade for cleaning up the online reputation of hundreds of clients who were convicted and investigated in 54 countries for corruption, money laundering, sexual abuse and drug trafficking. Under strict confidentiality clauses, Eliminalia has managed to delete the online fingerprints of an Italian company fined for selling spy systems to the Syrian regime (Area Spa) and a Swiss bank that hosted the questionable fortunes of alleged Venezuelan money launderers (CBH Compagnie Bancaire Helvétique). In June 2017, he paid Eliminalia $2,100 to de-index four articles, including one headlined: “The Relats case: the curse of the Kirchner administration,” which was published on www