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Fighting corruption worldwide: a long way to go

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Corruption: time to take the gloves off

Published: 29 October, 2008, 05:42


Despite the ongoing battle against corruption, graft has been a blight on Russia for generations. The black economy today is worth an estimated $US 300 billion annually. Discussions are now underway to develop new anti-corruption legislation.

 
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