Daily Corruption News: 29 August 2012

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Posted 29 August 2012

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Egypt: Egypt to detain former PM Shafik if he returns home
Reuters

Egyptian authorities will detain former presidential candidate Ahmed Shafik for questioning over an alleged corruption case if he returns from abroad, a judge said on Wednesday.



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Global: Corruption in water sector increases hunger risk – experts
TrustLaw (TI mention)

Global: SEC investigating 'possible fraud' by ResCap
Associated Press

Argentina: Argentine leader could face criminal fraud probe
Associated Press

China: China city party chief 'fled with money'
BBC

India: Poor in India starve as politicians steal $14.5 billion of food
Bloomberg

Iraq: Iraq election chief gets prison sentence for graft
Agence France-Presse



Blogs and opinion

 Brazil: Brazil supreme court rules on Mensalão corruption scandal
Americas Quarterly



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Web feature: Hacks against corruption - Be part of it!
On the blog: Why we need a global convention against corruption





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