Corruption and Development in the Developing Countries

Corruption and Development in the Developing Countries
(1888PressRelease) Dr. Mehenou Satu Amouzou outlines the presence of corruption in
developing countries and how that corruption undermines fair development.
(1888PressRelease) According to Dr. Mehenou Satu Amouzou, it can be argued that
corruption exists to some extent in al societies. The degree and level of corruption largely
depends on the power structure of the municipality and level the control institutes the
corruption. Usual y corruption is concentrated at the top and fol ows a top down strategy.
This explains the degree of control through the rule of law, the morality and our beliefs.
Corruption in developing nations has been a Foreign Policy to influence the sovereignty of
countries by openly authorizing an ordinary government to become an autocratic
dictatorial, repressive and abusive government to its own people.
This Foreign Corruption Policy doctrine categorized as "do what you are told in exchange
for my support" has prevailed as the foreign policy in many African countries since their
Independence. This doctrine has led to poor economic conditions in these countries mainly
macro ef ect evidenced by a subpar infrastructure including but not limited to failing
hospitals, schools, houses, access to clean potable water and energy sources which are
considered luxury items. If you apply to have basic water service in your house for which
you wil pay, your access and how quickly you receive the service stil depends on your
relationship with individuals who work in the government agency and also determines how
much your monthly costs wil be. Even those wil ing to pay premiums wil not receive the
service until at least eight months later.
An overwhelming detrimental ef ect of corruption is cause and ef ect. The cause of
corruption by heads of states leads to the represented country becoming a welfare state
which holds unaccountability to its constituents. The social depravity these constituents
encounter from a lacking infrastructural base is insurmountable. Whole countries have to
endure loss of basic tools like vaccines and other medications while to receive meager
services one must pay corrupt doctors side fees and larger premiums for bet er care. While
the leaders of these countries send their families, mistresses to the occident for treatment
of basic things such as headaches and dental problems, women who have just had
children through cesarean surgery have no beds and they must sleep on the floor in the
hospitals

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Corruption in developing countries makes it possible for developing nations to finance
Developed-Countries (including most major western & communist countries) in dif erent
ways by sacrificing the life of their own citizens just for the power. During any major
election in a developed country, these developed countries become capitals of
rising/solicitation funds from the poorer countries. On each presidential election there are
more than several hundred mil ion Euros that leave these African countries to the
Developed-Countries, and we have not mentioned the Congressional, the Senate, the
Regional and the Municipal Elections.
The same Developing Nations which do not have a basic infrastructure where their citizens
can survive a migraine are the same corrupt countries that flood developed countries with
capital to assist in elections of local of icials without any representation at the federal level.
This deficient and archaic style of management must be eradicated if developing countries
are to survive.
According to Dr. Mehenou Amouzou everybody is responsible for the active corruption in
the developing countries including the Developed-Countries. The big propaganda from the
Westerners' media, through NOG, newspapers, televisions, which receives donations and
funding and fol ow their executive order of countries which do not align themselves to the
Foreign Corruption Policy becomes very systematic and sometimes it is enforced by the
International Organizations, which are to Dr. Mehenou Amouzou a Corporate welfare
dependent on contributions of the poorer people and they receive the instructions of the
top Developed-Countries.
Dr. Amouzou believes that, the fight against corruption has never been fair as it supposed
to reprimand the corrupter and the country but that has never been the case. Al these
corrupt developing countries have their funds in the Developed-Countries banks and al the
Developed-Countries government agencies are aware of them, but as soon you do what
you are told to do you can get away with it; stil if you kil or massacre your own people,
you do not get respect of the people who vote; you rule by fear and change can never
prevail if based on fear.
Did the Developed-Countries have real intent to help solve the corruption in the developing
countries? Only the future wil tel us, so far due to the past experiences and what is going

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on at this moment, it is very dif icult to believe that developed countries are sincere
opponents of corruption. Also there were, and are, many dictators who have deposited
funds in the Developed-Countries' banks; some pass away and the funds were never
returned to help the development of these countries. There are several bil ion dol ars that
have aggregately been stolen and continue to be stolen but only a few mil ion dol ars are
returned and no, NOG, Media, Television, News Papers or Government Agency Watch
Dogs are talking about it.
For Dr. Amouzou, developing countries do not need financial aid or assistance, this aid,
constitutes modern economy slaveries which result from the Foreign Corruption Policy Act.
Developing countries like Africa are incapable of financing or paying their regional
economic organization annual membership due to their lack of funds but to stay in power
and massacre their own people they are ready to contribute to the financing of the
Developed-Countries.
Dr. Amouzou received his Master in Business, from the European Advanced Institute of
Management, also a Certificate in Finance and Investment in Paris, France. He completed
his Post Graduation work in Political Strategy, International Relation and Defense
Strategies and earned his Ph.D. in International Finance.
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