MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Brazil and Mexico were among the countries registering the biggest declines in anti-corruption efforts as the pandemic and inflation pushed fighting graft lower on public agendas in Latin America, according to a ranking released Wednesday.
The 2022 Capacity to Combat Corruption Index, published jointly by Americas Society/Council of the Americas and Control Risks, pointed to "new setbacks for key institutions and the anti-corruption environment as a whole" in Latin America's two largest economies.
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