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Now, according to Transparency International’s latest ranking, Madagascar is the 155th most corrupt country in the world, out of 180. Its public data management is said to be an ambiguous domain for
many Malagasy people. But a conference on “open data” is being held in the capital Antananarivo to address the issue.
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