Daily Corruption News: 24 August 2012

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Posted 24 August 2012

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Brazil: Brazil ex-senator to repay $234 mn in stolen funds
Agence France-Presse

One of two senators in Brazil who were stripped of their positions for corruption will reimburse $234 million in public funds he embezzled in the late 1990s, authorities said Thursday.



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Czech Republic: Czech secret service raps state firms for lawbreaking
Reuters

India: Court rejects plea to probe Chidambaram
Wall Street Journal

Libya: Gadafy son to go on trial next month on corruption, murder, rape charges
Reuters

Tanzania: Tanzania suspends port chiefs over cargo theft allegations
Reuters



Blogs and opinion

Somalia: Somalia’s government: baby steps
The Economist



News from Transparency International

Web feature: US ruling on oil, gas and mining companies will make them more accountable
On the blog: Civil society and big brother: the behavioural aspects of data protection





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