Hector Fernandez who made fake 100$ US notes in Argentina , known as the Artist sold 10 million US$ fake notes to banks
2012-10-19 23:07:19 UTC
interesting reading
Corrupted officials tended to stay long because they
have the cash to pay off other officials who might report on
them ,
in the same ministry or in same same office .
it takes 9 years for a corrupted official to be dismissed ,
enough time to make adequate Money to retired with .
Corrupted officials tended to stay long because they
have the cash to pay off other officials who might report on
them ,
in the same ministry or in same same office .
it takes 9 years for a corrupted official to be dismissed ,
enough time to make adequate Money to retired with .
Survey says 80% officials promoted during corrupt office term
2012-10-19 03:57:11 GMT2012-10-19 11:57:11(Beijing Time) SINA.com
By Zhao Wei, Sina Englishhttp://english.sina.com/china/2012/1018/517944.html
After sampling provincial and ministerial level officials who were
dismissed from their post in the last decade, a study finds 80% of
them were still promoted after the first corruption case.
Most of corruption cases occurred in the fields of economy and
politics, selling and buying official positions as the main corruption
in the political field alone, according to an investigation by Tu
Qian, a master degree student of Institute of Contemporary Chinese
Politics, Shenzhen University.
The 72 sample cases have been covered by the mainstream media and
other government documents, such as People's Daily Online, Xinhua.net,
etc., as well as the Annual Work Report of China's Supreme People's
Procuratorate, Annual Work Report of the Supreme People's Court, and
public information of all levels of discipline inspection.
According to Tu's study, most of the corrupt officials, or about 70%,
are of vice-ministerial level. Among them, 31 officials were at age of
56 to 62 when they were checked and punished, accounting for 43.1%,
while 19 officials were at age of 49 to 55.
By analyzing 55 sample cases that can trace the time span for
corruption, it was found that 21 case have a time span of over 10
years, which takes up 38%, and 25 cases have a corruption time span
from 5 to 9 years, accounting for 16%.
The average time span of corrupt office is 8.5 years, which means
their first corruption case was not revealed until almost 9 years
later.
2012-10-19 03:57:11 GMT2012-10-19 11:57:11(Beijing Time) SINA.com
By Zhao Wei, Sina Englishhttp://english.sina.com/china/2012/1018/517944.html
After sampling provincial and ministerial level officials who were
dismissed from their post in the last decade, a study finds 80% of
them were still promoted after the first corruption case.
Most of corruption cases occurred in the fields of economy and
politics, selling and buying official positions as the main corruption
in the political field alone, according to an investigation by Tu
Qian, a master degree student of Institute of Contemporary Chinese
Politics, Shenzhen University.
The 72 sample cases have been covered by the mainstream media and
other government documents, such as People's Daily Online, Xinhua.net,
etc., as well as the Annual Work Report of China's Supreme People's
Procuratorate, Annual Work Report of the Supreme People's Court, and
public information of all levels of discipline inspection.
According to Tu's study, most of the corrupt officials, or about 70%,
are of vice-ministerial level. Among them, 31 officials were at age of
56 to 62 when they were checked and punished, accounting for 43.1%,
while 19 officials were at age of 49 to 55.
By analyzing 55 sample cases that can trace the time span for
corruption, it was found that 21 case have a time span of over 10
years, which takes up 38%, and 25 cases have a corruption time span
from 5 to 9 years, accounting for 16%.
The average time span of corrupt office is 8.5 years, which means
their first corruption case was not revealed until almost 9 years
later.