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Bukele’s bid for presidency shows political corruption and authoritarian development of El Salvador
Posted inCorruption Democracy Governance

Bukele’s bid for presidency shows political corruption and authoritarian development of El Salvador

The Salvadoran Constitutional Court undermines democracy and makes country slide towards a more authoritarian future.  El Salvador’s Supreme Electoral Tribunal on November 3rd ruled President Nayib Bukele can run for reelection next year, even though the country’s…
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November 6, 2023Tags: Nayib Bukele, Salvador
Viktor Orbán’s vulnerability: ways to blackmail Hungary’s Prime Minister
Posted inCorruption Governance Intelligence ops

Viktor Orbán’s vulnerability: ways to blackmail Hungary’s Prime Minister

Challenging pro-Russian policy by Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán creates rumors and suspicion that Moscow has dirt on him, with the Kremlin shaking him down to be its rat in the EU…
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October 31, 2023Tags: Hungary, Naryshkin, Russia, SVR
Corruption at UN allows money flows to finance Putin’s regime in Russia
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Corruption at UN allows money flows to finance Putin’s regime in Russia

The UN Under-Secretary-General promotes the interests of a Russian company affiliated with the Kremlin regime. That’s despite sanctions and poor reputation. UN officials are lobbying for continued economic relations with…
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July 24, 2023Tags: Atul Khare, DRC, Russia, United Nations
Zimbabwe’s escalation risks ahead of elections linked with Mnangagwa regime’s shady deals
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Zimbabwe’s escalation risks ahead of elections linked with Mnangagwa regime’s shady deals

Zimbabwe could be hit by a wave of violence ahead of the presidential and parliamentary elections scheduled for August 23, 2023. The upcoming round of destabilization may be related to…
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July 7, 2023Tags: Belarus, gold, lithium, platinum, Russia, Wagner Group, Zimbabwe
Vučić ‘s reasons to blame CIA over article published in New York Times
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Vučić ‘s reasons to blame CIA over article published in New York Times

In a recent article published on the website of the New York Times weekly magazine, it discusses the alleged connections between the Serbian President, Aleksandar Vučić, and the world of…
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May 11, 2023Tags: Serbia
Blocking of sanctions against Rosatom increases risk of sabotage at region’s nuclear facilities
Posted inCorruption Energy Geoeconomics

Blocking of sanctions against Rosatom increases risk of sabotage at region’s nuclear facilities

Putting Rosatom State Nuclear Energy Corporation in the 11th package of Russia sanctions is facing fierce opposition from some of Europe’s largest energy companies that continue to do business with…
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May 8, 2023Tags: France, Hungary, Rosatom
Elections in Paraguay suggest little optimism in fighting corruption
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Elections in Paraguay suggest little optimism in fighting corruption

Conservative Santiago Peña’s overwhelming win in Paraguay’s presidential election not only reaffirmed the long-ruling Colorado Party’s hold on power but raised questions about the future role of ex-president Horacio Cartes who has…
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May 2, 2023Tags: Hezbollah, Paraguay
Moscow uses a historical and cultural fund to infiltrate France’s political elite
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Moscow uses a historical and cultural fund to infiltrate France’s political elite

The daughter of Vladimir Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov is part of the team running the Fund, which Russia exploits for intelligence operations to infiltrate France’s political circles and meddle in…
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April 21, 2023Tags: France, GRU, Peskova, Russia
Guatemala’s deteriorating democracy
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Guatemala’s deteriorating democracy

Guatemala’s democracy is facing a severe crisis. The authorities have undermined human rights safeguards and institutional checks on the abuse of power in an effort to prevent accountability for widespread…
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March 22, 2023Tags: FECI, Guatemala
Peru president removed from office, charged with rebellion.
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Peru president removed from office, charged with rebellion.

The Peruvian President Pedro Castillo arrested for ‘breaching constitutional order’ after alleged coup attempt. Pedro Castillo, has been removed from office and detained on charges of rebellion after he announced he would…
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December 9, 2022Tags: Peru

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