Daily Corruption News: 22 October 2012
Today's top story
Guatemala: In Guatemalan tourist haven, corruption case is talk of the town
The New York Times
The towering Volcano of Fire came roaring to life recently, rattling the ground in this pastel-washed tourist mecca as if a subway train were passing underneath and astonishing visitors with its thundercloud of ash.
More news
India: Indian minister denies looting a problem in food program
Bloomberg
Iran: Iranian official 'has set up international money laundering network'
The Telegraph
Ireland: Prosecution deals urged to uncover white collar crime
The Irish Times (TI mention)
Nigeria: Minister tasks NFF on NPL’s financial scandal
The Guardian Nigeria
US: Poll: D.C. biz owners say corruption matters
Washington Examiner
Vietnam: Vietnam's prime minister admits 'faults' on economy
BBC
Blogs and opinion
Global: Corruption doesn't pay: Why capitalism worked in the Baltic states
Globe and Mail (TI mention)
UK: Blurred boundaries between public sector and private interest
The Guardian (TI mention)
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Investigating the truth in Latin America
On the blog: Corporate accountability in the food chain
