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Prunecandy t1_j1obek2 wrote
Peru does it every 4 or so years and elects the next anti corruption person who ends up being ousted for corruption. It’s a bad example haha
onFilm t1_j1pgx8e wrote
As a Peruvian, your example is horrible. To speak about Peru like it's not riddled with corruption that overtakes corruption every x amount of years, is straight up silly. You've fallen into the same narrative people back home have, every time this stupid shit happens again.
KimCureAll t1_j1og0jj wrote
Yameen was totally in China's pocket - it was good to see him lose and even better now to see him sentenced. We'll see if he ever pays up and actually spends that much time, if any, in prison. The corrupting evidence of China's BRI is evident for all to see. No country comes out ahead dealing with China.
instantnet t1_j1okqg1 wrote
Lots of Chinese go there. What else did China get out of it?
LightlyUsedRobot t1_j1o3i6z wrote
Now trump
zIRaXor t1_j1pizhb wrote
USA doesn't have laws if you are rich.
KSMO t1_j1ph8tv wrote
This is bad news for his brother Whaddaya Yameen’s political aspirations.
LightlyUsedRobot t1_j1qeaxg wrote
Does he have a stutter?
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dawgblogit t1_j1ow48r wrote
There is no way a country as small as maldives has solved post presidential prison terms... but the big ole us has not... fake news.
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AtticaBlue t1_j1o3yat wrote
Amazing how quickly all these other countries—from Peru to Germany to the Maldives—are able to act against leaders (or leader-aligned) who are bad or criminal actors. And they’re doing it decisively and with teeth, even.