I think this DB was published around a month ago (http://www.thereportertimes.com/panama-papers-icij-offshore-...) and you can get some quick and inefficient import code for Neo4j here https://gitlab.com/berezovskyi/panama4j (really slow, was hacked together during the Neo4j meetup). I will check this DB after the PyCon Sweden today but so far I do not expect anything new (except maybe a bit less "details temporarily withheld"). Here are the SHA256s from the new DB release, nothing seems broken:

  804542be8e6b3896ff3001a49b0486f644598bfdd4cdd76dbb1f0d40c0fa7818  Addresses.csv
  94b4fd9d6578d9d83102cb5d4b139b94e1262d9dbe72f5aa97e9d6502aa94e5d  Entities.csv
  e44b48e248696656854849d2f984dd5e76a2645c28e99451b066c527a96b815b  Intermediaries.csv
  4687edf2bfb23c18e547838bcf4b9bfd36f5f4a960e924be4e4deb193023f115  Officers.csv
  ca91a23b6f6472fc7152e6b3ed4bd343fccc00a142627901485fbaf59c5be739  all_edges.csv

Sizes are the same:

  curl -sI https://cloudfront-files-1.publicintegrity.org/offshoreleaks/data-csv.zip | grep Length
  Content-Length: 37481567