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How can lay juries cope with serious fraud cases, like that of Anglo Irish Bank?

- With reports that the trial of three former Anglo Irish Bank executives could run for up to six months, valid concerns have been raised about the availability of jurors for such a lengthy period.

Opinion by Nuala Haughey, Advocacy and Research Manager, Transparency International Ireland in TheJournal.ie – 27 March 2013

How to fix Italy after the divisive vote

- Italians face the spectacle of continued political gridlock with the old elites, many tainted by corruption scandals, still holding the balance of power. Italians clearly rejected austerity, but what did they gain?

Opinion by Anne Koch in Huffington Post (United States) – 7 March 2013

De las cuentas de Elba, a una auténtica rendición de cuentas

- Contrario a lo que dice una frase coloquial, la corrupción no está en nuestros genes. La mecánica de la corrupción funciona exactamente igual en México que en África subsahariana o en el norte de Europa o en cualquier parte del mundo.

Opinion by Eduardo Bohorquez in CNN Mexico – 5 March 2013

A blueprint to make banks behave

- Banking integrity has become an oxymoron. Top bankers need to change this and take responsibility for tackling ethical issues.

Opinion by Jermyn Brooks in Reuters Opinion – 5 March 2013

C20 Presentation to the Anti-Corruption Working Group

- Huguette Labelle, Transparency International Chair, outlines recommendations from civil society to G20 members in their efforts to stop corruption.

Speech by Huguette Labelle, 26 February 2013 – Moscow, Russia
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Cuando la corrupción también mata

- Una formación de tren no se detiene al arribar a la estación Once a las 8.32 el miércoles 22 de febrero de 2012. El saldo de esta tragedia fue de 51 personas muertas y más de 700 heridas. Nos negamos a llamarlo accidente.

Opinion by Pablo Secchi in La Nación (Argentina) – 24 February 2013

Reflexiones sobre el estado de la Alianza de Gobierno Abierto en América Latina

- La iniciativa que hoy nos reúne debe traducirse en cada país en un motor que abra oportunidades para el diálogo entre sociedad civil, sector privado y gobiernos bajo el entendido de que solo con la integración de estas visiones se podrá romper el circulo vicioso de la polarización y la ...

Speech by Zoë Reiter, 10 January 2013 – Reunion Regional de Gobierno Abierto, Santiago, Chile
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Making sure that bribes don’t pay

- The OECD Anti-Bribery Convention, signed 15 years ago in Paris, is a collective commitment to stamp-out foreign bribery, but lack of consistent enforcement endangers its success.

Opinion by Mark Pieth and Huguette Labelle in TrustLaw – 17 December 2012

Perceptions of corruption in emerging economies persist

- In the following post, Susan Côté-Freeman, Programme Manager, Private Sector Programmes, at Transparency International, explains Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index 2012.

Opinion by Susan Côté-Freeman in World Economic Forum – 7 December 2012

Greece can root out corruption – just like Hong Kong did

- Sadly, news that Greece is last among European Union countries on Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index is not surprising. When Transparency International assesses Greece's institutions, we see flaws, but also positives that show corruption can be tackled.

Opinion by Costas Bakouris, Chair, Transparency International Greece in The Guardian (United Kingdom) – 5 December 2012
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