Daily Corruption News - Transparency International (11 June 2015)

11 June 2015 Today's top story Honduras: How hitmen and high living lifted lid on looting of Honduran healthcare system The Guardian The shooting of a travel agent, prosecutors believe, links the luxury lifestyles of officials with the theft of hundreds of millions from the social security system in a scandal threatening President Juan Orlando Hernández’s hold on power.

More news China: Ex-security czar gets life term as China graft trial comes to quiet end LA Times Guatemala: Guatemala supreme court: president impeachment possible Associated Press Hungary: Transparency Intl: more civil control over procurement would reduce corruption Politics.hu (TI mention) Kenya: Kenyan anti-graft body seeks charges against lands minister Bloomberg Venezuela: Diosdado Cabello, la grieta en el "muro chavista" (Diosdado Cabello, the crack in the “Chavista Wall”) La Vanguardia (TI mention) Zimbabwe: 65% of youths have paid bribes at top institutions: Study NewsDay (TI mention)

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