Daily Corruption News from Transparency International - 13 May 2016

13 May 2016 There will be no Daily Corruption News on Monday, 16 May 2016. The next edition will be published on 17 May 2016. Today's top story UK: Super-rich may quit London homes under new anti-corruption rules The Guardian Super-rich international investors in London property are likely to sell off some of their mansions and penthouses after the introduction of anti-corruption rules cracking down on offshore secrecy, a leading estate agent has said.

More news Global: Por qué América Latina puede ser un ejemplo anticorrupción para el mundo (Why Latin America could be an anti-corruption example for the world) BBC Mundo (TI mention) Global: Dick Pound promises IOC will not hinder Tokyo 2020 corruption inquiry The Guardian Bulgaria: Bulgaria's anti-graft draft law fails to make it past committee Novinite China: Former top Chinese official indicted on corruption charges Los Angeles Times Honduras: Transparencia Internacional pide protección a depuradores policiales (Transparency International calls for protection of those who work to clean-up the police force) La Prensa (TI mention) Uganda: Walkout over court comments mars Uganda president's inauguration Reuters

Blogs and opinion Brazil: The fate of Brazil’s democracy depends on a man you’ve never heard of Foreign Policy Kyrgyzstan: Foreign agent bill nixed, NGOs rejoice Open Society Institute

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