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The money of the political parties - weakness of the state |
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28.12.2011 Macedonia was graded with “zero” regarding the sanctions – not one political party in the country has been sanctioned for violating the Law for financing of the political parties.
The survey that was conducted by Transparency International – Macedonia and university professors, according to a special methodology for the South Eastern Balkan countries, has revealed a lot of weaknesses in the financing of the Macedonian political parties. The index for transparency on the political party financing was measured from 0 to 10. Macedonia got 4,6 which is average result, but closer to the bottom limit. The political parties are standing badly in terms of reliability of how they are financed.
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Slagjana Taseva elected in the GRECO Bureau |
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10.12.2011 Yesterday, Ms. Slagjjana Taseva Chair of Transparency International - Macedonia , was elected as a member of the GRECO Bureau, the international organization for fight against corruption established by the Council of Europe.
With a majority of votes from 49 members of delegations, by secret ballot, Mr. Mrchela Marin from Croatia was elected the new Chairman of GRECO. Taseva (the representative of Macedonia ) was elected as a member of the Bureau, along with four other, representatives of Albania , Czech Republic , Russia and Switzerland .
In addition to the membership in the International Anti-corruption Academy in Austria , this is the second election of Taseva in the highest bodies of highly recognized international anti-corruption organizations. GRECO was established in 1999 by the Council of Europe, with the goal of improving the fight against corruption and it’s complying with international standards.
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TI-Macedonia and the CIR have announced the launch of their crowdsourcing anti-corruption system |
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10.12.2011 Prijavi Korupcija (http://www.prijavikorupcija.org) provides Macedonian citizens with digital means to report corruption cases quickly using their phones via SMS and upload photos and video. The high saturation of mobile phones in Macedonia (‘85% in 2010) means that a large number of citizens have easier and quicker means to report alleged acts through Prijavi Korupcija. After reported cases related with corruption are received, they will be fully proceed by Transparency International. Transparency International also provides consultation services to persons submitting reports.
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2011 - a crisis in governance |
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01.12.2011 Corruption continues to plague too many countries around the world,
according to Transparency International’s 2011 Corruption Perceptions
Index released today. It shows some governments failing to protect
citizens from corruption, be it abuse of public resources, bribery or
secretive decision-making.
Transparency International warned that protests around the world,
often fuelled by corruption and economic instability, clearly show
citizens feel their leaders and public institutions are neither
transparent nor accountable enough.
“This year we have seen corruption on protestors’ banners be they
rich or poor. Whether in a Europe hit by debt crisis or an Arab world
starting a new political era, leaders must heed the demands for better
government,” said Huguette Labelle, Chair of Transparency International.
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