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<< Bush on Futility of Fighting Terror | Main | 25% of US have no Coll. Bargaining Rts >> October 15, 2002Guiliani to Get $4.3 Million from MexicoGiuliani will be paid $4.3 million for a one-year consulting contract with the Mexico City police department-- an obscene amount of money diverted to him in a country of such poverty. Because of low pay for police, bribery is a way of life for Mexico City policemen. A few years ago to fight bribery, police pay was raised to the munificent sum of $240 per month. (scroll down) Which means that Guiliani will be being paid 1500 times as much per month as the police in the city. Maybe the police in Mexico City should rename bribes "consultant fees"? Posted by Nathan at October 15, 2002 05:54 PM Related posts:
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