ILEA completed courses on Public Corruption, which were developed by the FBI

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The Public Corruption course, organized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation of the United States of America (FBI) during a one-week period, officially came to an end today.

The purpose of this important training is to share specific practices and techniques used in the investigation of corruption-related cases to enable law enforcement agencies to review ethical standards of conduct and identify red flags of potentially corrupt officials.

A total of 33 law enforcement officers from Bahamas, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Guyana, Peru, Uruguay and El Salvador participated in the course.

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ILEA completed courses on Public Corruption, which were developed by the FBI

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