Daily Corruption News: 25 September 2012

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Posted 25 September 2012

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Global: Tyco to pay $26.8 million in U.S. foreign bribery case
Reuters

Tyco International Ltd agreed to pay $26.8 million to resolve U.S. charges that it paid bribes to officials of foreign governments and misreported such payments, in violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.



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Afghanistan: Top Afghan security official wins case challenging corruption accusation
The New York Times

Brazil: Graft trial jolts Brazil's ruling party
Wall Street Journal (TI mention)

Italy: Graft scandal forces out head of Italy’s Lazio region
Reuters

Mexico: Corruption and low prices allow flood of illegal cars into Mexico
Fox News Latino

South Africa: South Africa’s Malema to face corruption hearing
Reuters



Blogs and opinion

Mongolia: Mongolia's next challenge
Wall Street Journal



News from Transparency International

On the blog: TI Portugal Summer School: A lesson on integrity
Call for proposals: The IACC Social Entrepreneurs Initiative





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