Daily Corruption News: 16 August 2012

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Posted 16 August 2012

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Indonesia: Indonesia president says corruption threatens economic growth
Reuters

Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said on Thursday corruption is on the rise, even in parliament, in his most explicit comments yet on a scourge that he warned threatened economic growth in Southeast Asia's largest economy.



More news

Global: Expro re-investigates bribery allegations
The Wall Street Journal

Czech Republic: Officials hit by charges of graft
The Prague Post (TI mention)

Korea (South): Anti-graft agency to submit bill on civil servants
The Korea Times

Russia: Russian mayor at centre of protests resigns
The New York Times

 



Blogs and opinion

Global: Moving money laundering investigations into top gear
Huffington Post

Brazil: Brazil's 'trial of the century'
Al Jazeera



News from Transparency International

On the blog: Are Chinese leaders ready to tackle corruption in China?
Web feature: Scandals show urgent need for bank reform





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