Enron has revealed it paid its team of 144 senior managers over $700 million in cash and stock in the year leading up to its bankruptcy. That’s average pay of more than $5 million for each executive. The figures were disclosed in a 1,400-page filing with the federal bankruptcy court in New York. The news has infuriated former workers and shareholders, who accuse the managers of raiding Enron’s coffers at their expense. They say that Enron lied about the amount of money, admitting only $100 million to top executives. In fact, that’s what Ken Lay, the former CEO, received alone. The amount of money that Enron did not admit to, the more than $700 million, means that when Enron workers negotiated severance packages just in the last week, it was based on a figure a seventh of what they had originally been told about how much the executives made.