Daily Corruption News: 4 February 2013

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Posted 4 February 2013

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Global: Investigators expose global football fixing scam
Reuters

Hundreds of football matches at club and national team level have been fixed in a global betting scam run from Singapore, police said on Monday, in a blow to the image of the world's most popular sport and a multi-billion dollar industry.



More news

Global: BAE rejects calls for fresh Saudi investigation
The Telegraph

India: India court charges Suresh Kalmadi with corruption
BBC

Pakistan: Pakistan tries new way of tackling corruption
Time Magazine

Romania: Romanian President vetoes anti-corruption law criticized as too easy on the accused
Associated Press

Spain: Spanish leader pledges transparency amid corruption inquiry
New York Times



Blogs and opinion

Global: Corruption undermining democracy in Europe
International Herald Tribune

US: Friends of fraud
New York Times



News from Transparency International

On the blog: “Putting in a good word”: the most acceptable form of corruption?
Web feature: Everyone pays the cost – corruption in the defence sector





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