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12 April 2018 Today's Top Story Global: At a âsurrealâ Summit of the Americas, corruption scandals aplenty â but no Trump
The Washington Post President Trump has bowed out of the summit, a periodic gathering of hemispheric leaders that opens Friday in Lima, Peru. The theme for the summit is the fight against corruption and need for transparency, but itâs taking place at a time when Latin America is a study in how corruption has spread. Scandals have engulfed an ever-growing roster of regional leaders, gut-punching their approval ratings, forcing some out of office and putting others behind bars. Other News Global: Greatest anti-democratic backlash in eastern Europe since mid-90s, report
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U.S. News and World Report Malaysia: Malaysiaâs fake-news law is going to make it hard to talk about its biggest corruption scandal
Quartz Russia: Rosneft's Sechin graces ex-ministerâs bribery appeal after skipping earlier summons
The Moscow Times Blog/Opinion South Africa: With Zuma gone, South Africa's opposition needs a new scapegoat
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