#corruption

#corruption

Rodrigo Paz Pereira emerged as the leading candidate with 32.1% of the votes, surprising analysts after starting the campaign with just 3% support in polls.

"One day, we might even have a ministry run entirely by AI. That way, there would be no nepotism or conflicts of interest," said Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama.

Members of Honduras's DIPAMPCO police unit frisk people in Tegucigalpa on November 26, 2022, amid an ongoing state of emergency over gang violence.

The San Jose Police Officers' Association denounces incompetence, falsehoods, and corruption, emphasizing a broken discipline process that reflects systemic issues within the SJPD.

Donald Trump has urged Mexico to terminate its Non Tariff Trade Barriers, focusing on customs regulations that impact import and export activities between the two nations.

Obdulia Banuelos-Esparza, former director of events and marketing at Santa Clara County Fairgrounds, admitted to receiving kickbacks from a security company patrolling the venue.

Palestinians continue their daily lives in harsh conditions in tent camps on the coast in Gaza City, deprived of basic needs such as shelter, food and clean water.

"In this case, Oakland is offering $27 million over three years with options for a pair of one-year extensions to provide security guards at city facilities."

"This lawsuit is not a personal grievance; it is a statement against a corrupt system that betrays the public, silences truth, and punishes integrity."

Buhari made history in 2015 when he became the first opposition candidate in Nigeria's modern era to defeat a sitting president at the polls, unseating Goodluck Jonathan in what was widely praised as the country's most credible election.

"Following a needless back-and-forth with elected officials who disregarded the needs of their own constituents, we are grateful that the judge dismissed this case and is allowing us to move forward with reconfiguring the bike lane," wrote Sophia Askari, a spokesperson for Adams, in a statement.

Argentina's former President, Alberto Fernandez, faces trial for alleged corruption involving insurance policies secured through a broker married to his personal secretary.