CorruptionSee also Danger - Scams Corrupt 1. Marked by immorality; depraved. 2. Open to
bribery; dishonest: a corrupt mayor. 3. Archaic. Tainted; putrid. 4.
To make or become corrupt. Bribe 1. Something, such as money or a favor, offered or given to induce or influence a person to act dishonestly. bribed bribing 2. To give, offer, or promise a bribe (to). 3. To gain influence over or corrupt by a bribe. (From Old French alms)
1. Stealing electricity 2. You always have to negotiate price. 3. Lot of toll roads 4. The police always want you passport. 5. Bribes requested 6. Not prices on products for sale. 7. People will not talk about the government. Related Links: Vote: Newsletters Available: CORRUPTION WATCH Transparency.org Main Page Transparency.org -Index page CORRUPTION Corruption Perceptions Index - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Governance & Anti-Corruption WGI 1996-2005 Interactive Several Countries Countries Selection NationMaster - Statistics Corruption by country The 2006 Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index — Infoplease.com The Most Corrupt Countries - Forbes.com U.S. watchdog group lists most corrupt members of Congress - Wikinews |