Daily Corruption News: 14 September 2012
Today's top story
Thailand: Thai FA investigated, face possible disbandment
Reuters
Thailand’s Football Association could be forced to disband following allegations of corruption, a government spokesperson investigating the association said on Friday.
More news
Global: South Asian anti-corruption campaigns myopic, say experts
Deutsche Welle
Global: EU investiga posible corrupción y lavado de dinero en la adquisición de 30 mil patrullas mexicanas (US investigates possible corruption and money laundering in the acquisition of 30 thousand Mexican patrols)
Sin Embargo
Korea (South): Ex-KCC chief jailed for 2.5 years for bribery
Yonhap News
USA: SEC ends one investigation into Avon Products
Associated Press
Venezuela: Venezuela’s Capriles sacks aide on corruption talk
Reuters
Multimedia of the week
Peru: Doce años del primer 'vladivideo' que propició la caída de Alberto Fujimori (Twelve years since the first ‘vladivideo’ that led to the fall of Alberto Fujimori)
Peru.com
Blogs and opinion
Global: Momentum rises to lift Africa’s resource curse
The New York Times
China: What’s he up to? Signs of an anti-corruption push
The Wall Street Journal Blogs
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Putting corruption out of business: Part 1
On the blog: Local communities fight corruption at the (grass)roots
