Abuse of power

Internal investigations at FIFA reveal that Blatter and two other high FIFA officials, Valcke and Kattners, awarded themselves 72 million euros in bonuses paid from FIFA's funds. The three officials didn't need permission for the assignment of bonuses and salary raises, because Kattner himself was responsible for the department that handled salary administration.

Brazilian Minister to fight corruption Fabiano Silveira obstructed investigation of corruption. There is a recording type on which the minister is trying to obstructe the investigation of corruption scandals involving state oil company Petrobras. The recording was published on TV Globo. Silveira announced his resignation in a letter on Monday, according to Reuters.

Former director of the Office of the subsidy Petr Kusnierz, who is facing indictment of the machinations with EU subsidies, and who still denied his guilt, he decided to speak. Kusnierz reportedly offered criminologists his confession and testimony about the the participation of of politicians and businessmen for subsidy fraud.

After monitoring procedures Lithuania's Public Procurement Office declares that local Šalčininkai municipality limits suppliers' competition in local road and street fixing contracts.

Judge Ondřej Havlín was punished for the illegal influencing of criminal proceedings in favor of the perpetrators, mostly drunk drivers.The influencing included the request, offering or giving a bribe. Crime helped uncover interceptions. The case of former Judge Ondřej Havlín is not over yet. The District Prosecutor's Office for Prague 6 began investigating whether the plaintiff Pavel Suchanek took a bribe from Havlín.

President Rousseff did not save even the Supreme Court, which rejected the Attorney General's request to stop the process of Rosseff's dismissed. In the words of Rousseff it comes to a conspiracy of former chairman of the House of Commons, Eduardo Cunha as an ally of Vice President Michel Temer, who could replace Rousseff.

Brazilian Attorney General demanded investigation against Dilma Rousseff and Liuz Inacio Lula da Silva over allegations of corruption in Petrobras scandal.

The Hungarian Jobbik and DK parties called on György Matolcsy, the governor of the Central bank to resign. According to Ferenc Gyurcsány, leader of the DK party, the new documents that have been released about the case prove that Mr Matolcsy had direct responsibility in the Central Bank's foundations' spending.