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Meanings of endemic corruption in English

Portuguese
corrupção endêmica
Spanish
corrupcion sistemica

Corruption which is primarily due to the weaknesses of an organization or process.

corrupção endêmica
Usage of endemic corruption in English
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Here citizens hold a deep distrust in their governments due to endemic corruption.
News.com.au
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To what extent should the endemic corruption in Afghanistan be tolerated?
The Guardian
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There are also concerns about endemic corruption and civilian casualties caused by foreign forces.
Reuters
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But in a country with a struggling economy and endemic corruption, can he succeed?
Radio NZ
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Rights workers say the slow investigation is symptomatic of Russia's endemic corruption and lawlessness.
Reuters
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This, despite pledges by Kibaki to crush endemic corruption when first elected in 2002.
Reuters
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Tackling graft One of the biggest sources of public acrimony is over endemic corruption.
The South African
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Sporadic militia battles, endemic corruption and death threats now scar the once tranquil port.
Reuters
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The country also suffers from water and fuel shortages, daily power cuts and endemic corruption.
Reuters
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Discontent was exacerbated by endemic corruption and a brutal, indiscriminate military response to the violence.
The Guardian
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What's the best way of tackling the endemic corruption?
Reuters
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Afghanistan's judiciary, like much of the government, is criticised for endemic corruption and red tape.
Reuters
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Such deals, contingent on passing reforms and tackling endemic corruption, also shored up investor confidence.
Reuters
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But endemic corruption has gone largely unchecked, analysts say.
Reuters
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Now Cyril Ramaphosa is pledging to tackle endemic corruption.
Radio NZ
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President Michael Aoun has accepted the resignations saying the blast was the result of endemic corruption.
Radio NZ
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