allegations of police corruption are
nothing new in Mexico but it’s rare to
see federal officers face off against
each other many nations are run with the
best of intentions
these ones not so much a federal police
commander inside is accused by some of
his own officers of protecting criminals
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top 10
countries with the most corruption
Seattle politician is truly honest
enough to work for the good of the
community they’re all looking for a way
to make personal and financial gain for
this list we’re taking a look at
countries around the globe where
political corruption is most notable
from government officials abusing their
stations to corporations being granted
frightening leeway these nations serve
as a reminder that power is not to be
taken lightly
number 10 Russia where to begin with the
Russian Federation’s leadership for a
start the Russian government has been
tied to several questionable incidents
such as the jailing of Moscow politician
and critic Alexei Navalny the White
House is that it’s deeply disappointed
and concerned at today’s conviction of a
Russian opposition leader calling it the
latest example of a disturbing trend
aimed at suppressing dissent allegations
have also been made of Russia’s
leadership buying votes for the 2018
FIFA World Cup bid and of their close
ties to construction companies who
worked on the Sochi Olympics so it’s
definitely not anything to do with
corruption as I’ve read a lot about that
in the media it’s that the venue is
built on the very difficult terrain and
this is the main
part of it added to startling reports
about the bribery rate for officials and
the widespread nature of corruption it
paints a depressing picture of Russia
number nine Libya the shininess is RBG
on the walls go back with my mug
adapting I’m still here they’re saying
that this is sign that there’s not a lot
of simple skill for the former regime
and they’re blaming those supporters on
the violence that took place essa City
this appears to be what is transpired
for Libya caught up in the Arab Spring
mass uprising that started in December
of 2010 the country quickly descended
into civil war operated by an interim
government caught between rebels and
loyalists to the old government Libya
has become vulnerable to outside forces
Pahadi thilakan a Charlaine you talk are
not hesitant and when your role as lemon
specifically military figures and arms
dealers are said to be taking advantage
of the chaos pitting citizens against
one another in the ongoing violence and
stealing valuable resources hospital
staff have complained that patients have
died because managers stole money needed
to buy vital equipment number eight
Mayan mark the quality for tools ready
and call em 9800 see the low Bobby also
referred to as Burma this country in
Southeast Asia has its fair share of
issues regarding corruption of power for
one a 2015 profile indicated Myanmar had
one of the most underdeveloped economies
in the world
we can eat but we don’t have one cent to
spare this was attributed to a number of
causes longtime national stagnation who
are management on the government’s part
and the fact that the military controls
various key industries these problems
have driven some people to flee Myanmar
just across the border in Myanmar a
country under heavy sanctions where
internally displaced people live in much
worse conditions they receive an average
of three dollars each per year number
seven
Turkmenistan becoming an independent
nation after the collapse of the Soviet
Union
Turkmenistan grew out of a power vacuum
which has since helped define power
distribution in the country for instance
manna Stan was ruled for 21 years by
Sephora azov the president for life
known for bizarre acts such as renaming
months as he saw fit in the present the
Turkmen government has gone in a more
sinister direction they directly
controlled the nation’s natural
resources and seemingly permit
misconduct in institutions such as
prisons
Kotoko databases which the Union – with
TVC deduction to me right number six
lose Becca Stan since gaining
independence in 1991 lose Becca Stan has
had one president in power Islam Karimov
the Kadima family and administration’s
degree of control over the country is
more than a little disturbing at times
especially considering reports of cat
Imams kin making deals with corporations
there have been allegations that the
Uzbek government both attempts to
enforce traditions and resorts to
bribery when dealing with international
companies combined that with
Uzbekistan’s questionable human rights
record and there’s no doubt that many
will be prone to thinking that the
country’s people deserved far better
number five Iraq having experienced two
invasions by the American military
within a 15 year period
Iraq’s destabilization isn’t as
surprising as the willingness of some to
take advantage of the chaotic atmosphere
there were billion spent on fixing the
grid but there’s little to show for it
various groups fight for control amid
questions of the Iraqi government’s
legitimacy made all the more complicated
by the appearance of Isis
simcha Imani kiss Tasha I can
Norma kokujin Osaka no cuchara Connie
Kenya Norfolk illegal Hamas or Akane
Jaya the people of Iraq have been
engaged in protests with calls for
reform and policy changes but it remains
to be seen if any good comes of it
number four Afghanistan the Afghan
government lacks strong leadership
because it struggled to keep groups such
as al-qaeda from asserting control
former President Hamid Karzai was
reported to have accepted money from
both the CIA and the government of Iran
with members of his family said to have
gained influence through questionable
means from Afghanistan being one of the
world’s top producers of opium the
claims of administration communication
with the Taliban issues of power abuse
abound it starts from this street and it
goes to the palace but it is not what
Afghan people want number three
Sudan leadership of our party is now in
jail they are being detained without
charge without trial without
investigation since the 29th of
September consider this about half of
Sudan’s population lives under the
poverty line various factors have
contributed to this state of affairs
such as South Sudan splitting off and
taking control of the nation’s oil
reserves the main political party the
NCP has implemented policies that
imposed strict limitations
exasperated Sudan’s economic issues
Sudan has also seen years of racial and
cultural conflict making for one more
problem preventing a shift in thinking
number two North Korea North Korea also
known as the Democratic People’s
Republic of Korea is most distinctly not
democratic it’s ruled by supreme leader
Kim jong-un as a totalitarian state
reports of the populace not receiving
food and fuel abound matched by
indications that the government focuses
more on military spending stories have
cropped up of people being sent to
prison camps or executed for
questionable reasons to top it off the
nation’s extreme security and censorship
measures such as real-time monitoring of
text conversations evokes terror no
matter how one looks at it
after they’re done working here they get
sent back to North Korea they spend a
month in a reintegration camp to get all
of the propaganda that they’ve missed
before we unveil our number one pick
here are some honorable mentions what I
found is a civil service that doesn’t
have a means to do its work I’ve been
extremely shocked by that and I’ve also
noticed a lack of motivation from the
staff you don’t feel that the people
here want to serve their country this is
a systemic failure the system the
institutions and the activities in that
in this institution called Zimbabwe are
rotten right and the person we should
really take responsibility for this is a
president the chairman of the UN
Commission of Inquiry in human rights on
human rights in Eritrea Mike Smith and
told the UN Human Rights Council that
the country’s poor human rights
situation is to be blamed for the huge
exodus of migrants from the Horn of
Africa nation in a letter that reveals
the depth of government corruption South
Sudan’s President Salva Kiir is asking
more than 75 former and current
government officials to return about
four billion dollars in stolen public
money number one
Somalia the security situation here is
too volatile to hold proper presidential
elections it will be the members of this
Parliament who will choose the next
Somali president reports suggest that
Somalia is operated by a loose
government leaving Warlord’s companies
and other figures to use the
unprecedented leeway to their own
benefit according to the report seven
out of each $10 that has been collected
or donated to Somalia as a fund this
form foreign friendly countries our
international community has been
misappropriated mismanaged ambassador or
use it as a corruption foreign aid is
said to be taken by the government for
their own use
pirates are prone to attacking and
claiming ships and the country is
tormented by the al-shabaab movement
this specific feel the ground here is
the exact ground where Shabaab we used
to contact a co conduct its execution
discussion of those they think we are
going against the Sharia along with
corruption on all sides
it appears that things need to change
and power needs to shift into more
respectable hands I don’t think it is
any question that there is significant
corruption after 20 years of what what
can only be described as a terrible
situation as well as conflict as lack of
institutions lack of administration’s do
you agree with our list which nations do
you feel are most corrupt for more
investigative top 10s published every
day be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com Saddam Hussein has gone to
a
hybrid lengths spent enormous sums
taking great risks to build and keep
weapons of mass destruction
[Music]
nothing new in Mexico but it’s rare to
see federal officers face off against
each other many nations are run with the
best of intentions
these ones not so much a federal police
commander inside is accused by some of
his own officers of protecting criminals
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top 10
countries with the most corruption
Seattle politician is truly honest
enough to work for the good of the
community they’re all looking for a way
to make personal and financial gain for
this list we’re taking a look at
countries around the globe where
political corruption is most notable
from government officials abusing their
stations to corporations being granted
frightening leeway these nations serve
as a reminder that power is not to be
taken lightly
number 10 Russia where to begin with the
Russian Federation’s leadership for a
start the Russian government has been
tied to several questionable incidents
such as the jailing of Moscow politician
and critic Alexei Navalny the White
House is that it’s deeply disappointed
and concerned at today’s conviction of a
Russian opposition leader calling it the
latest example of a disturbing trend
aimed at suppressing dissent allegations
have also been made of Russia’s
leadership buying votes for the 2018
FIFA World Cup bid and of their close
ties to construction companies who
worked on the Sochi Olympics so it’s
definitely not anything to do with
corruption as I’ve read a lot about that
in the media it’s that the venue is
built on the very difficult terrain and
this is the main
part of it added to startling reports
about the bribery rate for officials and
the widespread nature of corruption it
paints a depressing picture of Russia
number nine Libya the shininess is RBG
on the walls go back with my mug
adapting I’m still here they’re saying
that this is sign that there’s not a lot
of simple skill for the former regime
and they’re blaming those supporters on
the violence that took place essa City
this appears to be what is transpired
for Libya caught up in the Arab Spring
mass uprising that started in December
of 2010 the country quickly descended
into civil war operated by an interim
government caught between rebels and
loyalists to the old government Libya
has become vulnerable to outside forces
Pahadi thilakan a Charlaine you talk are
not hesitant and when your role as lemon
specifically military figures and arms
dealers are said to be taking advantage
of the chaos pitting citizens against
one another in the ongoing violence and
stealing valuable resources hospital
staff have complained that patients have
died because managers stole money needed
to buy vital equipment number eight
Mayan mark the quality for tools ready
and call em 9800 see the low Bobby also
referred to as Burma this country in
Southeast Asia has its fair share of
issues regarding corruption of power for
one a 2015 profile indicated Myanmar had
one of the most underdeveloped economies
in the world
we can eat but we don’t have one cent to
spare this was attributed to a number of
causes longtime national stagnation who
are management on the government’s part
and the fact that the military controls
various key industries these problems
have driven some people to flee Myanmar
just across the border in Myanmar a
country under heavy sanctions where
internally displaced people live in much
worse conditions they receive an average
of three dollars each per year number
seven
Turkmenistan becoming an independent
nation after the collapse of the Soviet
Union
Turkmenistan grew out of a power vacuum
which has since helped define power
distribution in the country for instance
manna Stan was ruled for 21 years by
Sephora azov the president for life
known for bizarre acts such as renaming
months as he saw fit in the present the
Turkmen government has gone in a more
sinister direction they directly
controlled the nation’s natural
resources and seemingly permit
misconduct in institutions such as
prisons
Kotoko databases which the Union – with
TVC deduction to me right number six
lose Becca Stan since gaining
independence in 1991 lose Becca Stan has
had one president in power Islam Karimov
the Kadima family and administration’s
degree of control over the country is
more than a little disturbing at times
especially considering reports of cat
Imams kin making deals with corporations
there have been allegations that the
Uzbek government both attempts to
enforce traditions and resorts to
bribery when dealing with international
companies combined that with
Uzbekistan’s questionable human rights
record and there’s no doubt that many
will be prone to thinking that the
country’s people deserved far better
number five Iraq having experienced two
invasions by the American military
within a 15 year period
Iraq’s destabilization isn’t as
surprising as the willingness of some to
take advantage of the chaotic atmosphere
there were billion spent on fixing the
grid but there’s little to show for it
various groups fight for control amid
questions of the Iraqi government’s
legitimacy made all the more complicated
by the appearance of Isis
simcha Imani kiss Tasha I can
Norma kokujin Osaka no cuchara Connie
Kenya Norfolk illegal Hamas or Akane
Jaya the people of Iraq have been
engaged in protests with calls for
reform and policy changes but it remains
to be seen if any good comes of it
number four Afghanistan the Afghan
government lacks strong leadership
because it struggled to keep groups such
as al-qaeda from asserting control
former President Hamid Karzai was
reported to have accepted money from
both the CIA and the government of Iran
with members of his family said to have
gained influence through questionable
means from Afghanistan being one of the
world’s top producers of opium the
claims of administration communication
with the Taliban issues of power abuse
abound it starts from this street and it
goes to the palace but it is not what
Afghan people want number three
Sudan leadership of our party is now in
jail they are being detained without
charge without trial without
investigation since the 29th of
September consider this about half of
Sudan’s population lives under the
poverty line various factors have
contributed to this state of affairs
such as South Sudan splitting off and
taking control of the nation’s oil
reserves the main political party the
NCP has implemented policies that
imposed strict limitations
exasperated Sudan’s economic issues
Sudan has also seen years of racial and
cultural conflict making for one more
problem preventing a shift in thinking
number two North Korea North Korea also
known as the Democratic People’s
Republic of Korea is most distinctly not
democratic it’s ruled by supreme leader
Kim jong-un as a totalitarian state
reports of the populace not receiving
food and fuel abound matched by
indications that the government focuses
more on military spending stories have
cropped up of people being sent to
prison camps or executed for
questionable reasons to top it off the
nation’s extreme security and censorship
measures such as real-time monitoring of
text conversations evokes terror no
matter how one looks at it
after they’re done working here they get
sent back to North Korea they spend a
month in a reintegration camp to get all
of the propaganda that they’ve missed
before we unveil our number one pick
here are some honorable mentions what I
found is a civil service that doesn’t
have a means to do its work I’ve been
extremely shocked by that and I’ve also
noticed a lack of motivation from the
staff you don’t feel that the people
here want to serve their country this is
a systemic failure the system the
institutions and the activities in that
in this institution called Zimbabwe are
rotten right and the person we should
really take responsibility for this is a
president the chairman of the UN
Commission of Inquiry in human rights on
human rights in Eritrea Mike Smith and
told the UN Human Rights Council that
the country’s poor human rights
situation is to be blamed for the huge
exodus of migrants from the Horn of
Africa nation in a letter that reveals
the depth of government corruption South
Sudan’s President Salva Kiir is asking
more than 75 former and current
government officials to return about
four billion dollars in stolen public
money number one
Somalia the security situation here is
too volatile to hold proper presidential
elections it will be the members of this
Parliament who will choose the next
Somali president reports suggest that
Somalia is operated by a loose
government leaving Warlord’s companies
and other figures to use the
unprecedented leeway to their own
benefit according to the report seven
out of each $10 that has been collected
or donated to Somalia as a fund this
form foreign friendly countries our
international community has been
misappropriated mismanaged ambassador or
use it as a corruption foreign aid is
said to be taken by the government for
their own use
pirates are prone to attacking and
claiming ships and the country is
tormented by the al-shabaab movement
this specific feel the ground here is
the exact ground where Shabaab we used
to contact a co conduct its execution
discussion of those they think we are
going against the Sharia along with
corruption on all sides
it appears that things need to change
and power needs to shift into more
respectable hands I don’t think it is
any question that there is significant
corruption after 20 years of what what
can only be described as a terrible
situation as well as conflict as lack of
institutions lack of administration’s do
you agree with our list which nations do
you feel are most corrupt for more
investigative top 10s published every
day be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com Saddam Hussein has gone to
a
hybrid lengths spent enormous sums
taking great risks to build and keep
weapons of mass destruction
[Music]
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