Daily Corruption News: 22 November 2012

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Posted 22 November 2012

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France: Sarkozy questioned by judge on Bettencourt gifts, campaign funds
Businessweek

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy arrived today in Bordeaux to face judges investigating claims people close to Liliane Bettencourt took advantage of the 90-year-old’s mental frailty to access her fortune.



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China: A Chinese education, for a price
The New York Times

India: India’s uphill battle against “black money” in real estate
Reuters

Indonesia: Century bailout critics pounce on KPK statement
The Jakarta Globe

Sierra Leone: Sierra Leone election: votes seized over fraud claims
BBC

Spain: Spanish prosecutor seeks $10.5 million bail in corruption case involving king’s son-in-law
Associated Press



Blogs and opinion

Croatia: Sanader corruption verdict raises questions over Hungary’s MOL
Financial Times (blogs)

Russia: Russia’s latest matryoshka-doll corruption scandal
Bloomberg



News from Transparency International

Launch: Corruption Perceptions Index 2012 – coming 5 December
On the blog: What stops women reporting corruption?





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