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December 9, 2010

By Jeffrey Lamoureux

Jeffrey Lamoureux is an intern at Global Financial Integrity.

Daily Chart: Something for your troubles
Economist, December 9, 2010

Tax collectors’ bid to expand the net faces major hurdles
Business Daily Africa (Kenya), December 10, 2010

Treasury’s plans for tax avoidance rule sound like fantasy
Guardian, December 9, 2010

FG says money laundering hinders development
NEXT (Nigeria), December 9, 2010

Banks warned against money laundering acts by RBI
Rupee Times (India), December 9, 2010

Venezuelan Corruption Cases in U.S. Spotlight Chavez Officials
BusinessWeek, December 9, 2010

WikiLeaks cables: Rampant corruption ‘could push Kenya back into violence’
Guardian, December 8, 2010

Ivo Sanader, Croatian ex-premier, leaves amid corruption probe
AP, December 9, 2010

India Raids Ex-Minister’s Home as Corruption Focus Moves Beyond $11 Bribes
Bloomberg, December 9, 2010

Ex-Afghanistan Contractor Gets 41 Months for Bribery
Bloomberg, December 9, 2010

Pakistan pledges zero tolerance on corruption
AFP, December 9, 2010

Curb corruption is the clarion call
Times of India, December 9, 2010

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