Transparency International - Daily Corruption News (6 Feb 2015)

Today's top story Mexico: Corruption in Mexico: The right place to start The Economist (TI mention) It is not every day that a president launches an investigation into his own affairs, but that is what Mexico’s leader, Enrique Peña Nieto, has just done.

More news Global: World Cup will be clean, says anti-corruption chief Reuters Brazil: Brazil ruling party treasurer held in Petrobras probe Agence France-Presse China: China corruption watchdog accuses state energy firms of serious violations Reuters Czech Republic: European report slams Czechs over corruption The Prague Post (TI mention) India: Delhi election: Arvind Kejriwal poised to regain power in Indian state assembly The Guardian US: Former N.Y. State Senator Malcolm Smith convicted of bribery Wall Street Journal

Multimedia of the week Global: How corruption affects the time it takes to do business  NPR

Blogs and opinion Kenya: Let Kenya not ‘chicken’ out of graft cases Daily Nation (TI mention)

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