Daily Corruption News 24 April 2017 Today's top story Brazil: Stadium deals, corruption and bribery: the questions at the heart of Brazilâs Olympic and World Cup âmiracleâ
The Guardian The two mega-events were framed as a reason for Brazilians to be proud of a modern and forward-looking country; instead the economy has been shattered and a supreme court investigation keeps unearthing unsavoury allegations. More news Australia: Corruption, defamation allegations among 400 local council election complaints
The Age Brazil: Brazil Considers Increasing Corruption Fine Against Odebrecht
Telesur Cyprus: New anti-corruption framework could even target president
Cyprus Mail Ecuador: Ecuador fines media for not publishing a story
BBC Maldives: Maldives blogger stabbed to death in capital
The Guardian Malta: After corruption protest, President summons PM, PN leader for meeting
Malta Independent Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia restores perks to state employees to fend off unrest
Reuters Spain: On tour with Spain's anti-corruption bus
Deutsche Welle Ukraine: New arrest exposes Ukrainian money laundering in Western Europe
Kyiv Post US: Corruption bust fizzles as bribers get slap on the wrist
New York Post Vanuatu: Vanuatu anti-corruption advocate says justice has been served
Radio New Zealand Blogs and opinion Global: Facebook plays vital role in reducing government corruption, researchers find
Science Daily India: Corruption Is Not Our Biggest Problem
Business World Nigeria: Whistleblowing Alone Will Not Win The Anti-Corruption War
Sahara Reporters US: 100 Days of Corruption
American Prospect News from Transparency International Press release: Transparency International calls for a full investigation into murder of activist Yameen Rasheed
Feature: How corruption affects climate change
Press release: Transparency International calls on Bahrain to stop harassing anti-corruption activists
Press release: Transparency International condemns the killing of protestors in Venezuela
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