Original sentence: In 1992 a new management team led by ex-federal government bureaucrat, Paul Tellier, started preparing CN for privatization by emphasizing increased productivity, achieved largely through aggressive cuts to the company's bloated and inefficient management structure, as well as widescale layoffs in its workforce, and further abandonment or sale of branch lines
Edited sentence: Eventually, it turns out that books were cooked in favour of the purchase of BCR by CN.In 1992 a new management team led by ex-federal government bureaucrat, Paul Tellier, started preparing CN for privatization by emphasizing increased productivity, achieved largely through aggressive cuts to the company's bloated and inefficient management structure, as well as widescale layoffs in its workforce, and further abandonment or sale of branch lines, all this in the name of the right-wing ideology in vogue since the last 20 years.Several high-ranking employees of BCR have been found guilty of fraud in this respect, as they have been bribed by CN in order to make the province of British Columbia want to get rid of it's railway