Daily Corruption News
16 April 2018

Today's Top Story

Brazil: Brazil top court ruling could free Lula, derail graft fight
Reuters

A decision looming before Brazil’s Supreme Court could free imprisoned former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva within days and deal the harshest blow yet to the South American country’s battle against corruption, prosecutors and judges say.

Other News

Global: US: Brit extradited from morocco for $36 million fraud
OCCRP
European Union: Move to reform MEPs’ expenses ‘wholly inadequate,’ say critics
Politico (TI mention)
China: China launches website to report foreign spies, corrupt officials
South China Morning Post
Slovakia: Slovak minister quits rather than fire unpopular police chief
Reuters
South Africa: ‘They eat money’: how Mandela’s political heirs grow rich off corruption
The New York Times

Blog/Opinion

Global: When a reporter is murdered, we must take over their investigation
The Guardian
Hungary: Hungary's Orban isn't another Putin
Bloomberg (TI mention)

From Transparency International

Voices for Transparency: Key takeaways from Transparency International’s new guide on civil society and anti-corruption collective action
Feature: Urging leaders to act against corruption in the Americas

 

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