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The Monitor's View Making the world flat-out against corruption

The latest ranking of perceived corruption among nations doesn't show much change. But other evidence points to a grassroots rebellion against graft in hopes of a culture of honesty.

Latin America Monitor Chemical weapons in Syria: What can Latin America do about it?

Latin America Monitor Latin America: Region one of worst for corruption

Opinion Flawed graph weakens case against Iran nuclear program (+video)

Big quarter expected for Apple, iPhone 5

Watch your tongue: Prejudiced comments illegal in Brazil.

Troubling uptick in violence in São Paulo's slums

Could China overtake US as global trader?

Global water crisis: too little, too much, or lack of a plan?

Will outgoing President Calderón be remembered for more than Mexico's violence? (+video)

Energy Voices Wind power: an interview with president of Shell Wind

Violence against women in Latin America: Is it getting worse?

Putting a price tag on violence against women in Latin America

How will the FARC-Colombia peace talks impact Latin America?

Chapter & Verse Apple and Flipboard team up to bring more books to iOS devices

A role reversal as former colonies meet former colonists at Ibero-American summit

Energy Voices Obama's climate legacy: What will he accomplish in his second term?

Change Agent A 'paper rain' of political ads doesn't discourage one young Brazilian

Energy Voices Hofmeister: Surging demand and flat production equals high oil prices

Will Brazil miss the goal with 2014 World Cup?

Latin Americans love Obama – so why the 'collective shrug' on reelection?

Latin America Monitor Cuban waters come up dry on oil

Latin America Monitor Brazil: Congress to vote on redistribution of oil royalties

Latin America Monitor Ousting of police chief highlights Argentina's vulnerability to organized crime

Many questions, few answers about loss of HMS Bounty to hurricane Sandy