Daily Corruption News: 22 April 2013
Today's top story
Global: Ralph Lauren bribery allegations lead to $1.6 million settlement
Reuters
Clothing retailer Ralph Lauren Corp will pay more than $1.6 million to settle a criminal and civil investigation of allegations that one of its subsidiaries bribed government officials in Argentina.
More news
Greece: Greek former defence minister denies money laundering charges on first day of corruption trial
Associated Press
Libya: Libyan officers demand dismissal of army chief, charging corruption, mismanagement
Associated Press
Russia: Whistle-blower's case revives concerns of punitive psychiatry in Russia
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Trinidad and Tobago: Trinidad's Jack Warner resigns amid fraud inquiry
BBC
US: After corruption cases, voters favor term limits: Poll
Wall Street Journal
Blogs and opinion
Global: A blow against corruption as oil, gas and mining global transparency advances
Huffington Post (TI mention)
Global: Corruption in sport: Market-driven morality
The Economist
News from Transparency International
On the blog: Fish fraud: Why traceability matters
Web feature: Argentina and the judiciary: Subverting the rule of law
