— Coverage of corruption issues in government, business, and society, including investigations and anti-corruption efforts. —
Emanuel Álvarez Agis exposes a harmful Argentine trend: businesses profit locally but move tax residency to low-tax havens like Uruguay. These same entities then criticize poor public services, labeling taxes "theft," ignoring how their reduced payments starve state funds for education and health. H
Peru's ruling alliance faces an 'implosion risk,' analyst Juan de la Puente warns. He states both government and parliament show self-damaging tendencies, failing to manage key political variables like citizen protests. They struggle to build consensus and resort to repression. This fragility stems
Former Independiente director Noray Nakis called his imprisonment "a disgrace and an embarrassment." Authorities accused him of illicit association and supplying tickets to the club's "barra brava" hooligans. Nakis maintains his innocence. He claims the club's general secretary testified Nakis never
Independiente official Noray Nakis accused the club's board of attempting to divert a AR$2 million donation. The funds were meant for player salaries and bonuses. Nakis stated his group of members offered the money, but the board demanded personal guarantees and checks. He alleges the board intended