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Gap between statements and actions on corruption leaves questions after G20 summit

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Cláudia Massaia

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The G20 Brazilian Presidency was praised for its leadership in fighting corruption, but criticisms abound from Transparency International.

Brazil hosted the G20 Anti-Corruption Ministerial Meeting (G20 Ministerial Meeting) on October 24, 2024, as part of the G20 Anti-Corruption Working Group (GTAC) agenda. This forum brings together the world’s largest economies. Representatives from various countries, including Portugal, Argentina, France, Switzerland, Australia, Spain, as well as the European Union, and nations from

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