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What is corruption?
Wrongdoing on the part of an authority or powerful party, through means that are illegitimate, immoral, or incompatible with ethical standards. Corruption often results frompatronage and is associated with bribery.
Corrupt countries
1. Somalia: In practice, the government only controls a part of the country.
2. Myanmar has suffered in recent decades, militaryrule, civil war and economic catastrophe.
3. Afghanistan has since 1970 with civil war and foreign occupation.
4. Iraq: the survival of the government and the country still depends on U.S.forces.
5. Uzbekistan: it is considered a presidential republic, but there are important limits on individual rights.
6. Turkmenistan: the government is considered one of the most repressive, ituses a one-party political system.
7. Sudan: one of the world's poorest nations.
8. Chad: African country with oil. There have been recent attempts at coups.
9. Burundi: GDP per capitais the lowest of all the nations of the world.
10. Equatorial Guinea: its main revenue stream is oil. He regularly criticizes for human rights abuses.

Least corrupt countries in the world1. Denmark: several 'rankings' put it as one of the countries with the highest degree of happiness among its inhabitants.
2. New Zealand has one of the highest GDP per capita in the world.3. Singapore: the government has a tough law against corruption.
4. Finland: The country with the best education system in the world.
5. Sweden: politically stable since the mid-seventeenthcentury.
6. Canada has an advanced legal system, with a strong economy and a well educated population.
7. Netherlands: one of the oldest democracies in the world. It has headquarters in TheHague Tribunal.
8. Australia: one of the largest democracies in the world.
9. Switzerland: neutrality, homogeneous population and well educated.
10. Norway: Scandinavian country's...