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Originally Posted by Bayx-**
I was reading an article about the most corrupted countries in Latin America. I was surprise to find out that Dominican Republic was not number one. Haiti, Venezuela and Ecuador are the most corrupted countries in Latin America. Dominican Republic is on the bottom of the list with a low score, but not the last one the list.
Chile, Uruguay and Puerto Rico scored high so they are the less corrupted counties of Latin America.
The top countries with less corruption for the whole North American Continent are Canada, United States, Santa Lucia and Barbados.
According to the article the lower the score the higher the corruption and the higher the score the less corruption.
What do you think? Do you think DR received a fair rating?
Why do you think Canada was rated better than United States?
Is it because in fact there is less corruption in Canada?
Here is the link…the article is in Spanish.
Los Paises Mas Corruptos de Latina America
htt://puertoplatanews.com/
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This is the correct link to the article you're referring to.
Puerto Plata News - Puerto Plata News :: Tourist Information
Here's a link to organization that conducted the poll and research on Perceptions of corruption to create the index.
cpi/surveys_indices/policy_research
I don't know how they gather the information and if they have access to all the facts. Here's one of their clips about the
Index in Spanish.
Polling methods, the questions they ask, who they ask all have an impact on the findings. I don't know who they are and how objective they. The poll is about perception... some are better at giving a good perception of honesty than others. And the theirs cultural bias there. One man's bribe is another man's regalo.