Daily Corruption News: 28 September 2012
Today's top story
China: China's Bo Xilai expelled and accused of corruption
BBC News
Top Chinese politician Bo Xilai has been expelled from the Communist Party and will face justice, state media say. Mr Bo, the ex-Communist Party leader in the city of Chongqing, is accused of abuse of power and corruption.
More news
Global: U.S. Libor probers said to seek London trader interviews
Bloomberg
Global: Sepp Blatter tells FIFA anti-corruption advisers to curb public criticism of his colleagues
Associated Press
Puerto Rico: Ex-Puerto Rico senator pleads guilty to 93 corruption-related charges
Associated Press
Spain: El sistema electoral y el bipartidismo cimentan la corrupción en España (The electoral system and bipartisanship underpin corruption in Spain) (TI mention)
El País
Thailand: Thai interior minister quits amid land sales probe
Agence France-Presse
Blogs and opinion
Brazil: Corruption in Brazil: Worth the wait
The Economist
Uganda: Corruption may soon become a religion
The Observer
News from Transparency International
On the blog: Prison abuse protests: Georgia’s Abu Ghraib
Web feature: The right to know: a common concern for citizens and climate
