Daily Corruption News 24 March 2017 Today's Top Story Mexico: Respected Mexican journalistâs murder likely to turn resource-rich region into a âsilence zoneâ
Free Speech Radio News Veteran journalist Miroslava Breach was shot eight times in front of her youngest son on her way to drop him off at school Thursday morning. She is the third journalist murdered this month in Mexico, after the fatal shootings of Ricardo Monlui on the 19th in Veracruz and of Cecilio Pineda March 2nd in Guerrero. More news Argentina: A 41 años del Golpe de 1976, una de cada diez leyes vigentes nació en la última dictadura (41 years from the 1976 coup, one in ten current laws was born in the last dictatorship)
PolÃtica Argentina Argentina: Argentina ex-leader Cristina Fernandez to go on trial
BBC Brazil: Anti-corruption fever rages on eve of Brazil protests
AFP Cambodia: One Economic Crime Official Arrested for Corruption, Another at Large
Cambodia Daily UK: A PEP talk for offshore owners
Private Eye (TI mention) US: Rep. Duncan Hunterâs Corruption Case Outsourced to Feds
Daily Beast Blogs and opinion Australia: A federal anti-corruption watchdog makes sense ... even if we have no corruption
Sydney Morning Herald Colombia: Defeating Systemic Corruption: Colombiaâs Next Major Challenge
Fair Observer Mexico: ¡Ya basta! (Enough already!)
La Jornada South Korea: South Korea's long history of corruption has yielded mixed results
The Hill Trinidad and Tobago: Cocaine and corruption
Daily Express News from Transparency International Feature: Fighting land corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa: Widows tell their story
Press release: Transparency International is concerned at crackdown on free speech in Cameroon
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