is confirmed by recent surveys on corruption in the countries to identify the most corrupt in the world. The ranking was established in 2009 as the Corruption Perception Transparency International, a nongovernmental group based in Germany, he clarified the levels of corruption in 180 countries worldwide. At the global level emerges as the least corrupt in New Zealand and Denmark and more corrupt Venezuela, Paraguay, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Bolivia and Argentina.
All political leaders of these countries made their presidential campaigns in which they promised in their campaigns to combat corruption then they forgot to fight.
Venezuela is 69 instead of a list of 92 Latin American countries ranging from the least to most corrupt and 162 of 180 countries that are closer to Afghanistan and Somalia as late
l to list. There is a close relationship between populism and corruption in Latin American countries where lack of social inclusion and practiced patronage, favors this corruption established in the minds of people as a normal acceptance in relation to the institutional weaknesses in dealing with the law.
The best classified in Latin America are Chile, Uruguay, Puerto Rico and Costa Rica as having less corruption and to maintain free elections and a poor spending in election campaign and have an independent judicial system more effective controls.
In a medium order of political corruption would be Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and Peru despite having a legacy of corruption in the past, and for the latest leading up to the power of charismatic leaders like Chavez and Rafael Correa of \u200b\u200bEcuador, Nicaragua and Honduras that led by populist political decisions, and they neglected the mechanisms of monitoring and enforcement of constitutional laws by failing to audit them or control.
USA is considered the second least corrupt country followed by Canada regardless of the Watergate scandal and financial Madoff, only refers to corruption in government and not private.
Respondents perceived that the government responds to the speed of those scandals that lacked financial oversight during the Bush administration, which precipitated the economic crisis.
Unlike countries with less democratic leaders have been tempted to create rules to try to seize power to achieve its greater sustainability in the State and now seek to silence the media that they consider anti-government criticism and demagogic, but the more you try to control the greater will be protected from corruption in their countries.
