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Latin American Economy & Business - June 2016 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Guatemala: The TCQ story
Latin American countries continue to suffer serious corruption issues, often centred on the three-way crossing point between politics, public sector contracting and business. A case in point is Guatemala, where it now seems that the bribery network that led to the impeachment and imprisonment of the former president Otto Pérez Molina last September was wider and more complex than originally thought, and included major irregularities in the management of a container port, Terminal de Contenedores Quetzal, known as TCQ.
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