Daily Corruption News: 20 August 2012

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Posted 20 August 2012

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Nigeria: Bribe scandal dashes hopes in Nigeria
Agence France-Presse

The details being reported seemed outlandish: A supposed graft-busting legislator stuffing bribe money under his hat because he had already filled his pockets, an oil baron recording the transaction.



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Global: EADS appoints PwC to investigate £2bn Saudi deal
The Telegraph

Azerbaijan: Putting Azerbaijan on the investment map
Financial Times

Russia: Putin Front seeks to repatriate $100 billion from officials
Bloomberg

Thailand: New money-laundering rules take effect
Bangkok Post



Blogs and opinion

Global: The unrepentant and unreformed bankers
The Huffington Post

Libya: A Libyan’s plea to the SEC
International Herald Tribune

UK: The big debate: open data
The Guardian Public Leaders Network



News from Transparency International

On the blog: Codes of conduct in action: Common law states
Web feature: Scandals show urgent need for bank reform





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