Fighting Corruption in the Americas: Is the Inter-American Convention Living up to its Potential?

The Inter-American Convention against Corruption, the first of its kind, was intended to strengthen governance and reduce corruption across the Americas. Ten years after its entry into force, TI advocates from five countries - Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Panama - discussed the progress that has been made, as well as the pending challenges. Following their presentations, they answered questions from the audience.