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	Latest news: A year after the Guatemala Declaration, Transparency International calls on governments to report on progress Berlin, 15 November 2007    The Central American and Dominican Republic Presidents who signed the regional anti-corruption plan must live up to their promises Fujimori extradition a welcome development, says Transparency International Berlin, Germany, 21 September 2007 Transparency International welcomes the decision of Chile’s Supreme Court to accept the request of the Peruvian government to extradite former President Alberto Fujimori to face charges of corruption and human rights abuse. Conference Press releases:   International Anti-Corruption Conference Seeks Action on UN Convention Guatemala City, 18 November 2006 Conferencia Internacional Anticorrupción traza agenda global Cd de Guatemala, 18 November 2006   International Anti-Corruption Conference maps out global governance agenda Guatemala City, 18 November 2006 International Anti-Corruption Conference urges Chile to honour Peru’s extradition request Guatemala City, 17 November 2006 TI Applauds the Guatemala Declaration and will follow up its implementation Guatemala City, 15 November 2006  Follow up news and press releases: Rejection of Fujimori’s extradition is a step towards impunity Berlin, 13 July 2007 The initial ruling to reject the extradition of Peruvian ex-president Alberto Fujimori is a serious blow to efforts towards fighting impunity and holding leaders legally accountable, said Transparency International (TI). Chilean Justice speeds Fujimori extradition (in Spanish) La República, 12/01/07 César Romero. Transparency International Call for Action Berlin, 29 January 2007 - Transparency International Calls on World Bank to Move Forward on Governance and Anticorruption Strategy New TI website to monitor progress of Central American leaders on anti-corruption promises Transparency International (TI) – the civil society movement bringing together those concerned with combating corruption and creating a better world –applauded in principle when the leaders of Central America signed the “Guatemala Declaration for a Corruption Free Region” in November 2006 during the 12th International Anti-Corruption Conference. But after nearly 15 years in the corruption-fighting business, TI knows that such promises must be monitored by civil society to ensure concrete steps are being taken to back up verbal commitment. Strengthening World Bank Group Engagement on Governance & Anticorruption: An Update on the Consultations The World Bank January 30, 2007 Final Declaration: Consolidating Change, the Interamerican Convention Against Corruption in its Second Decade (in Spanish) Caracas, Venezuela 14 February 2007 OAS and Inter-American Development Bank partners in regional corruption fight Berlin, 30 March 2007 Reports, feedback*: Taking Stock of the International Campaign Against Corruption A report from the Transparency International-organized “12th International Anti-Corruption Conference” in Guatemala City, November 15-18, 2006 Frank Vogl, EthicsWorld Publisher Reports From the Conference Highlights from the International Anti-Corruption Conference     The 12th International anti-corruption conference organised by Transparency International, took place on the 15th- 18th November in Guatemala City.  Eurodad attended and organised sessions on issues including the roles of IFIs and donors on corruption issues.  Lucy Hayes, Eurodad. 23/11/2006 State repression vs. activists hinders anti-corruption efforts, international groups say Written by IBON Foundation, Inc.     Saturday, 18 November 2006 Report on the Transparency International Annual Meeting & 12th International Anticorruption Conference held in Guatemala Transparency International USA Unhealthy Corruption  Roger Bate American Enterprise Institute Thursday, March 8, 2007 Report from the 12th International Anti-Corruption Conference: "Corrupting Health" Roy Poses, MD. Thursday, November 30, 2006 *The Conference organisers welcomes the feedback and reports, including quotes, from 12th IACC participants. If you wish to post these on the Conference Website please write to 12iacc@transparency.org. The opinions expressed are those of the individuals who have attended the Conference and not of the Conference Organisers.

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