Guatemala faces challenge of 'structural corruption'

The head of an internationally supported anti-corruption body says Guatemala is facing a problem of "structural corruption", suggesting that allegations of widespread graft in the country's previous presidential administration are anything but isolated incidents.

Iván Velásquez, head of the United Nations-backed International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala, made the comments in a June 6 interview with the radio program "A Primera Hora."


Source: InSight Crime