Report: Latin American Ports Breeding Grounds for Corruption

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Report: Latin American Ports Breeding Grounds for Corruption

JOC Staff | Dec 09, 2013 2:03PM EST
The takeover of the Lazaro Cardenas port in November by the Mexican army underscores an enduring reality in Latin America: its ports a breeding ground for corruption, according to the global risk consultancy Control Risks.
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