Daily Corruption News: 30 October 2012
Today's top story
Brazil: Brazil gripped by anti-corruption battle
Financial Times (TI mention)
Normally, live coverage of events in Brazil is reserved for football matches. But in recent weeks, the law professors at the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV), a Brazilian educational institution, have been running live commentary on something entirely different – the Mensalão (or big monthly allowance) case in the Supreme Court.
More news
Global: Uganda told to repay €4m in aid funds after fraud
Irish Independent
Australia: Councils join forces to fight corruption
ABC
Bangladesh: Crumbling roads and corruption in Bangladesh
TrustLaw
Ghana: Ghana delisted from high risk money laundering/terrorist financing nations
The Africa Report
India: Anti-corruption crusader rattles India’s political class
Reuters
Iraq: Report: Iraqi corruption at all-time post-invasion high
Foreign Policy
Blogs and opinion
Canada: Gift or graft?
The Globe and Mail
China: Chinese leaders' image takes another hit
The Wall Street Journal (blogs)
News from Transparency International
Web feature: Uprooting corruption, not trees
On the blog: Italy corruption vote: new law, new start?
