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April 12, 2010

By EJ Fagan

EJ Fagan is the New Media / Advocacy Coordinator for the Task Force on Financial Integrity & Economic Development in Washington, DC. He holds the same position with Global Financial Integrity.

$854 Billion Removed From Africa By Illicit Financial Flows From 1970 To 2008
Eurasia Review, April 10, 2010

Turnaround of India State Could Serve as a Model
The New York Times, April 11, 2010

Former Olmert aide remanded as corruption evidence mounts
Haartz, April 12, 2010

Russian judge who cracked down on skinheads and corruption is gunned down
USA Today, April 12, 2010

Hungary’s Fidesz Party To Cut Taxes, Corruption, Bureaucracy
Dow Jones Newswire, April 12, 2010

Transfer pricing windfall for tax authority
The Copenhagen Post, April 12, 2010

Australia Leads Fight Against International Tax Evasion
GovMonitor, April 12, 2010

WB supports EITI workshop in Yemen
Yemen News Agency, April 9, 2010

How content would Ghana’s Local Content Policy be?
GhanaWeb, April 10, 2010

U.S. blacklists Mexican businesses tied to drug smuggling
The Arizona Republic, April 11, 2010

Mexico and the Failed State Revisited
Jutia Group, April 12, 2010

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