REGIONAL DATA INDEX COMPETITIVENESS - The EU notes Andalusia as the most corrupt autonomy of Spain

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Regional Competitiveness Index EU puts Andalusia and La Rioja as the regions with highest and least corrupt country

ALGECIRAS. - eres, hank, Malaya, Astapa, Training, Competitive Bay ... are just some of the biggest corruption case that dot the Andalusian geography, to which we must add other more provincial or local levels that make the community according to the European Union, in the region of Spain with the highest incidence of corruption.

This emerges from the Regional Competitiveness Index, a study carried out every three years the European Commission, which evaluates three major categories that determine economic dynamism to and the institutional quality of the regions of the 28 member states of the European Union.

The newspaper El Mundo, two years ago amounted to more than 1,000 defendants and 6,000 million allegedly defrauded throughout the community, with a backlog of cases affecting mostly PSOE regional level, and PP and IU, more local levels.

The report includes several indexes, although perhaps the most interesting there been the level of corruption, where the community who chairs the candidate to lead the national PSOE, is the worst takes note. The indicator dedicated to corruption assesses its impact in the field of public services and combines data from two research projects: Quality of Government, a report by the University of Gothenburg and Worldwide Governance Indicators, an initiative linked to the World Bank.

According to the report, the region with less corruption is La Rioja, receiving a score of 0.13 and therefore is above the EU average. The top five is completed Cantabria, Extremadura, Murcia and the Basque Country, followed closely by Madrid, Navarra, Castilla y Leon and Asturias. At the other extreme we encounter the communities in which the impact of corruption is larger. The worst takes note Andalusia, followed by Galicia, the Canary Islands, Valencia and Castilla-La Mancha. It also highlights worse receiving qualifying Catalonia, the Balearic Islands and Asturias.

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