MONTEVIDEO: As corruption goes in Latin America, it amounted to small beans, but the excess that ended the Uruguayan vice president’s career this month shows the region’s politics are still locked in a cycle of sleaze.
Despite increased public awareness of political corruption, tougher laws and smarter investigative journalism, Latin American politics are tainted by the culture of the backhander, analysts say.
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