Unethical practices, what is overlooked in everyday life

  This article first appeared in Semana Económica on August 11, 2017.   Recent corruption cases have made companies question their actions and which are the daily practices that can lead them to an illegal act. Semana Económica together with Read More

Compliance as the best partner

  This article first appeared in El Mercurio on July 31, 2017. Understanding compliance and using it as a preventive tool against corruption is crucial for any company. In our case, Chile is recognized for being one of the least Read More

The endless history of Carabineros

This article first appeared in La Segunda on July 11, 2017. In the face of an irregularity such as the one that occurred in the Carabineros, the challenge is posed to the candidates for the Presidency: What would they do Read More

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The endless history of carabineros

  This article first appeared in Pulso on July 06, 2022. In the face of an irregularity such as the one that occurred in the Carabineros, the challenge is posed to the candidates for the Presidency: What would they do Read More

The never-ending story in Carabineros

  AS time goes by, more and more information about the fraud in the Carabineros is emerging. Yes, those in charge of putting an order in the institution would have organized themselves to commit crimes, betraying the trust of the Read More

Bad practices: “I didn’t know”.

  IT SEEMS TO BE MORE RECURRENT than usual that when some irregularity, crime, or breach of ethics is made public, the heads of a company, government agency, or political party hide behind the phrase ‘I didn’t know. Of course, Read More

THE ENDLESS HISTORY OF CARABINEROS

  translate time goes by, more and more information about the fraud in the Carabineros is emerging: the amount already exceeded $22 billion, and those involved amount to more than 70 people, from civilians to Carabineros, among them colonels and Read More

Conflicting interests

Lately, conflicts of interest have taken over the political contingency. First, there were the Bancard and Dominga cases, which complicated former President Sebastián Piñera, and then the Probity Law, which demanded the declaration of assets and interests of public officials Read More

Brazil, hitting rock bottom?

From an early age, we are taught that if we do something wrong we will receive a sanction. If the punishment is exemplary, we are likely to improve our behavior. If no one tells us anything or the sanction is Read More