Daily Corruption News: 19 April 2013

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Posted 19 April 2013

Today's top story

Paraguay: Paraguay presidential race sinks to new low amid corruption scandal
The Guardian

Fraud allegations circling frontrunners Horacio Cartes and Efrain Alegre do little to improve Paraguay's tarnished reputation.



More news

Global: World Bank mulls new ways to combat infrastructure corruption
TrustLaw

France: Probe opens into alleged Libyan aid to Sarkozy
Agence France-Presse

Guatemala: “Estado incumple recomendaciones contra corrupción” (The state does not implement recommendations against corruption)
El Periódico (TI mention)

Malaysia: Malaysian parties warned against vote-buying ahead of national poll
Radio Australia (TI mention)

Turks and Caicos: Ex-premier of Turks and Caicos to stand trial
Miami Herald

US: As jets seem bound for Vt., questions of political influence arise
The Boston Globe



Multimedia of the week

Global: Economía actual
Deutsche Welle (TI mention)



Blogs and opinion

South Africa: Corruption Watch: Want to open a business in SA? Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Daily Maverick



News from Transparency International

On the blog: L’Aquila: Rebuilding lives beyond corruption
Web feature: Argentina and the judiciary: Subverting the rule of law





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