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Opposition agrees with TI findings on corruption in Guyana

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Kaieteur News-The main opposition parties in Guyana have voiced their agreement with Transparency International’s latest Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) ranking, which highlighted concerns about state capture, misappropriation of resources, and weak law enforcement against corruption. The 2024 CPI showed Guyana slipping from 40 points in 2023 to 39 in 2024, ranking 92 out of 180 […] The post Opposition agrees with TI findings on corruption in…

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Demerara Waves

Guyana questions Transparency International’s methodology; APNU+AFC agrees with corruption score

Days after Transparency International (TI) scored Guyana at 39 for public sector corruption, government questioned the methodology being used by that Germany-headquartered global anti-corruption watchdog to arrive at its conclusions. The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance said TI's Corruption Perception Index (CPI) uses multiple data sources, each with its own methodological framework. The ministry…

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