Governments fall short in fighting defence corruption - survey
 

29-01-13 05:32 AM

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - More than two-thirds of countries, including many of the world's largest arms traders, have inadequate safeguards to prevent corruption in their defence sectors, a survey by an anti-corruption watchdog said on Tuesday. Related Stories Guatemala court orders trial of former dictator, rejects appeals U.S. senators unveil immigration reform as Hispanic influence grows ...

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