Corruption on the rise in Latin America and the Caribbean
The people of Latin America and the Caribbean are being let down by their governments and the private sector. Bribery represents a significant barrier to accessing key public services, particularly for the most vulnerable in society.
José UgazChairTransparency International
- Strengthen the institutions involved in the detection, investigation and prosecution of corruption-related crimes
- Lift political immunity for corruption-related cases
- Strengthen police investigative capacity, reinforce internal disciplinary measures and establish permanent accountability mechanisms for the police
- Create accessible, anonymous, reporting channels for whistleblowers, which meaningfully protect them from all forms of retaliation.
Published October 12, 2017
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