Muslim's best-known song, which he delivered to a crowd of more than 100,000 at the "urban" stage in Place Bijawane near the beach, is Al Rissala (The Letter) a fiery anti-authoritarian condemnation of corruption and ignorance in high places.
And America's choice of quiet diplomacy instead of sharp, public condemnation of corruption and human rights abuses has prompted priests, journalists and academics to argue that American officials are as blinded by economic interests today as they once were by the cold war.
I'm A Democrat With McCain: Bruce Lunsford, tried tying himself to McCain (the candidate likely to win in Kentucky), when he offered his own condemnation of Republican corruption: "John McCain singled out Mitch McConnell on corruption," the announcer says.
A8 Corruption in China Criticized Prime Minister Zhu Rongji issued an emotional condemnation of official corruption, drawing applause, as he opened the annual 11-day session of China's Parliament.
Prime Minister Zhu Rongji issued an emotional condemnation of official corruption today as he opened the annual 11-day session of China's Parliament.
All he has to do is carry the Rust Belt -- a region perfectly attuned to Trump's fiery denunciations of American trade policy and his angry condemnation of Washington corruption.
But perhaps the most promising development to emerge within Israel of late is the Israeli police's recommendation that Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's right-wing foreign minister -- whose racist sentiments and policies towards his country's own Arab minority have invited international condemnation -- be indicted on a series of corruption charges including bribery, money-laundering and embezzlement.
Brazil's fare protest became a condemnation of everything from corruption to public services (see article).
Beginning with a charge of corruption, the process evolved into a general condemnation of Mr. Wahid's term, which has been criticized for its eccentricity, incompetence and drift.
Many Russia-watchers wistfully recall his early condemnations of Russia's "legal nihilism" and rampant corruption and hope Mr. Medvedev will one day rise up and, to borrow a metaphor, push the perezagruska button on human rights issues.
