Rich countries should end their financial support for corrupt governments and blacklist companies that get caught paying bribes abroad, a watchdog group that monitors corruption in 133 nations said Tuesday. Half of developing countries suffer from “a high level of corruption,” and some wealthy nations fare little better, according to surveys of business people, academics and risk analysts by Transparency International. Bangladesh came in last, at 133, trailed by Nigeria and Haiti as the three most corrupt countries, according to the 2003 Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index. Full Story
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