Daily Corruption News 21 December 2012

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Posted 21 December 2012

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Global: Former Singapore banker arrested in U.S. over Olympus fraud
Reuters

A former Singapore banker was arrested in Los Angeles on Thursday and accused of helping "liquidate" hundreds of millions of dollars in an accounting fraud at Olympus Corp, one of the biggest corporate scandals in Japan's history.



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Brazil: First black court chief confronts corruption in Brazil
Bloomberg

Ireland: SF provokes anger with claim of Reilly 'corruption'
Irish Times

Morocco: Morocco battles corruption
All Africa

Russia: Russians scoff at Putin's anti-corruption programme
The Independent

USA: Peter Madoff jailed for role in Ponzi fraud
The Guardian



Blogs and opinion

China: After online scandals, officials push back
The Wall Street Journal (blogs)

USA: Judge won’t approve IBM, SEC bribery settlement
The Wall Street Journal (blogs)



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Web feature2012: A year of courage and conviction

On the blog: The legalisation debate: why allowing bribery won’t work





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