Politicians and Corruption

Corruption is depicted as a pervasive force deeply embedded in human nature, driven by desires for wealth and power. The narrative explores how politicians manipulate democratic processes to control public resources, enriching themselves at the expense of the populace. It highlights the systemic corruption among leaders across various nations, particularly in the Western Balkans, where extreme poverty can paradoxically lead to wealth for a few. The book illustrates that no society is immune to corruption, emphasizing its global and historical prevalence.