The answer to this is obviously to prevent and punish corruption, not to abandon medical science.

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The fortunes of middle-class voters, those most apt to punish political corruption, stagnated.

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In December, Turkish lawmakers adopted an amendment designed to soften sentencing guidelines introduced earlier in the year to punish those found guilty of corruption in football.

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He called on the International Cricket Council to take responsibility for the policing of corruption from national cricket boards, who were under too much pressure to punish corrupt players.

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Mr Kejriwal's party promises an independent and powerful ombudsman to punish graft (essential, though there are concerns that it could become a bloated, Kafkaesque anti-corruption bureaucracy), and sweeping electoral, police and judicial reforms (all of which India desperately needs, but reforms that politicians seem to be averse to), among other things.

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