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in Business · 26 Apr 2018, 07:36 · 1 Comments
A total of 46 percent Portuguese business people said corruption remains prevalent in the country.
This places as the 19th worst country out of a list of 53 complied by EY Consultancy.
The ranking is topped by Brazil, with 96 percent saying corruption was rife in business, followed by Columbia and Nigeria.
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Is Ana Gomez going to investigate her own people like she is continuously trying to put Malta in bad light with the EU and the rest of the world? If not, then she is also corrupt like the 3 Maltese traitors MEP's who keep feeding her with blatant lies about our Government who was elected with a majority of 40,000 votes? Democracy, Transperency and the Rule of Law are what our Government is very well known for.
By Joseph Fsadni from Other on 02 Jun 2018, 08:47