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Denmark and New Zealand tied for first place out of 177 countries - meaning they were perceived to have the lowest levels of state sector graft.
December 3, 2013
Filled Under: CONTROVERSY, CORRUPTION, POLITICS
In Transparency International's 2013 Corruption Perceptions Index, Greece came in 80th, 14 notches better than 2012 when it ranked 94th, the non-governmental organisation said on Tuesday, adding that despite the economic crisis Greece has taken measures to combat corruption.
Denmark and New Zealand tied for first place out of 177 countries - meaning they were perceived to have the lowest levels of state sector graft.
Greece Improves Ranking in Transparency Intl's Corruption Perceptions Index
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Denmark and New Zealand tied for first place out of 177 countries - meaning they were perceived to have the lowest levels of state sector graft.
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