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Iraq’s Cancer Of Corruption

Years after the removal of strongman Saddam Hussein, Iraq continues to struggle and show patchy progress. And while economic and political progress is wildly uneven, the cancer of corruption appears to be ever-present and is entrenching itself firmly in the political machinery of the country, undoing much of the painfully slow progress of the past few years. READ MORE HERE

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Iraq’s Cancer Of Corruption

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