Please enable JavaScript.
Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.
About the image, References:
Malem Signo, J. (2002). The corruption.…
About the 
Corruption is the action and effect of corrupting, that is, it is the process of deliberately breaking the order of the system, both ethically and functionally, for personal gain.
Refers, in the first instance, to something that has been spoiled, which goes into a state of decay or perversion, altering the basic properties and becoming much more murky and negative.
-
Corruption is usually related in the popular imagination to the world of politics and illicit enrichment, that is, with money, but not only with that.
-
In one way or another, corruption is usually framed in power relations between the subjects, be it on a micro or macro scale, be it private or public.
In each country, the law clearly defines the forms of corruption and establishes specific penalties for each according to the degree.
-
Even so, there may be other forms of corruption that are not contemplated in it, but that are considered forms of corruption according to the ethical system of a certain worldview.
-
Corruption is seen as a parasite that has infected the social fabric of Mexico and other parts of the world, a characteristic that makes it a problem at an international level and a challenge facing contemporary politics regarding the good or bad performance of current governments.
-
-
Minor acts of corruption consist of the daily abuse of power by low- and middle-ranking public officials when interacting with ordinary citizens
Who often attempt to access basic goods and services in settings such as hospitals, schools, police departments, and other agencies.
Unfortunately, it is presumed that corruption is a vice that is found in almost all areas of human development that attacks morality and justice, thus damaging the society that ironically collaborates and encourages its invasion.
-
-
Corruption is a threat to governance, sustainable development, democratic processes, and fair corporate practices.
-
December 9; The International Day Against Corruption is declared by Members of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) coalition
-
-
-