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Whistle-blower programmes continue to face cultural barriers

Alison O’Connell
31 October 2014

José Valentín González, Wagner Giovanini, Jeffrey Lehtman, Hugo López Coll, María Lorena Schiariti

Whistle-blower programmes will not be effective in Latin America until there is a change in cultural attitudes, according to speakers at Latin Lawyer and Global Investigations Review's 2nd Annual Anti-Corruption & Investigations Conference, held on 16 October in São Paulo.

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