This yearly review aims to highlight the most significant developments for the anti-corruption agenda in Brazil. It is organized into five main chapters dealing with all branches of power - Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary - and with the Prosecutor’s Office, the press, and civil society. For each chapter, positive and negative developments are presented, including, but not restricted to, new legislations, judicial rulings, administrative decisions, and corruption scandals. The report finalizes with a set of recommendations by Transparency International.
