On the recordOctober 8, 2013
the two biggest complaints we have on transparency is they don't audit government expenditures and income, and the other complaint is they don't prosecute people for public corruption.
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congress.govthe two biggest complaints we have on transparency is they don't audit government expenditures and income, and the other complaint is they don't prosecute people for public corruption.
Engel outlines key issues of transparency in the Haitian government.
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