Daily Corruption News 3 May 2017 Today's top story Mexico: Mexicoâs runaway governors help a tradition of corruption thrive
American Magazine Mexicans are no stranger to widespread corruption, which costs the country a staggering $100 billion per year, according to last yearâs National Corruption Forum. Governors are especially likely to become involved with graft; more than three dozen have been accused of corruption this century. More news Brazil: Brazil's former Lula aide Jose Dirceu freed to await corruption appeal result
BBC Canada: Police to probe corruption claims made by union against Quebec Liberals
CTV News South Africa: Billions recovered since the establishment of anti-corruption unit in the City of Johannesburg
Times Live South Africa: Weâve exposed fraud and corruption worth R10bn - Mashaba
News24 Blog/Opinion USA: Opinion: Two professors finally unearth Obama âcorruptionâ
Market Watch From Transparency International Montenegro: Ban on Transparency Internationalâs Montenegro partner from EU anti-corruption group unacceptable
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