Daily Corruption News (6 May 2015) - Transparency International

6 May 2015 Today's top story Mexico: Rash of scandals forces Mexico to change tack on corruption Financial Times (TI mention) “It’s always difficult to deal with government,” complains an insurance broker in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey. “Someone always tries to ask you for a bribe.”

More news Global: José Mujica: “Corruption is killing the left in Latin America” El País Global: Primeras Damas: influencia sin regulación (First Ladies: influence without regulation) Deutsche Welle (TI mention) Armenia:  Doubts abound on anti-corruption initiative Eurasia.net Tajikistan: Boy posing as president’s son collects $50,000 kickback Eurasia.net US: Congratulations, New York, you’re #1 in corruption Politico

Blogs and opinion Global: SEC's waiting game must end for oil, mining transparency The Huffington Post Argentina: Por un "Nunca más" de la corrupción (For a “never again” to corruption) La Nacíon China: The trouble with China's anti-corruption campaign BBC

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