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Anti-corruption bets on ‘people’s pressure’

One in four people said they had to pay a bribe for public services in the past year, Transparency International said on International Anti-Corruption Day.

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By Arete News - December 10, 2018
Anti-corruption rally in St. Petersburg, Russia (AN/Alexei Kouprianov)
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