Daily Corruption News: 30 November 2012
Today's top story
China: Corruption the killer in China rail crash: family
Agence France-Presse
More than a year after a train crash in China left his parents dead and his brother disabled, American Leo Cao still feels bitter grief, but also anger at what he sees as the real killer -- corruption.
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Global: Corruption more likely in secrecy jurisdictions, Parliament told
TrustLaw
Argentina: Perchas a los diputados por "colgar" la ley de Acceso a la Información Pública (Hangers for the members of congress as they “hang” the Access to Information Bill)
La Nacíon (TI mention)
Bolivia: Cae una red de extorsión formada por altos cargos del Gobierno de Bolivia (An extortion network of high level Bolivian public servants falls)
El País
Brazil: Brazil faces a new corruption scandal
The New York Times
Hungary: Hungary scraps plans to regulate lobbying
The Wall Street Journal (blogs) (TI mention)
Indonesia: KPK to seize property of former health minister
The Jakarta Globe
Serbia: Serbia's richest man faces police questions over business deals
Reuters
South Africa: Zuma critic faces money laundering charges in South Africa
The Wall Street Journal (blogs)
Blogs and opinion
Russia: Russia’s president: Alone at the top
The Economist
Uganda: Corruption has now grown into wholesale
The Observer
News from Transparency International
Web feature: TI and Greenpeace leaders talk climate change
On the blog: Corruption Perceptions Index: Life at the top
