| In Corrupt Guterres
UN World 26th ITU Letter to
Inner City Press Lists New
Ethics Crony
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack UN GATE,
July 26 â How corrupt is
the UN-world system under
Antonio Guterres, who bans the
Press which investigates? This
example is again from ITU,
International
Telecommunication Union, whose
whistleblowers have, like
others, reached out to banned
Inner City Press, which put
ITU questions to 30 plus UN
spokesperson with no reply: "Dear Matthew
Russell Lee:
Corruption is still thriving
at ITU. One crony out, another
crony in. Stephen
Bereaux has finally gone after
years of
"triple-dipping"âholding a D2
post, consulting for a Member
State, and campaigning for
Deputy Secretary-General at
the same time. His
campaign for DSG
continues. Now there
will be a new D2 crony taking
his spot, Hans Baritt... Meanwhile, Roopa
Rangaswami, has been installed
in ethics despite no ethics
experience. She is close
and personal friend of HR
Chief Maria Traficanti, found
by the Tribunal to be a
harasser. Traficanti
brought Rangaswami to ITU from
a P-3 role to a P-4 role with
no competitive recruitment,
and fast-tracked her career
from there as an HR
insider. Rangswami has
claimed her real expertise is
"firing staff"! As
a close ally and beneficiary
of the HR Chief, how many of
the harassment complaints
against Traficanti will Roopa
Rangaswami close for her
friend? More coming. After repeated
refusal to respond by
spokespeople including
Stephane Dujarric and Melissa
Fleming, here was the first
complaint on Inner City Press'
DocumentCloud here.
On July 25, 2026 Inner City
Press again re-applied to
re-enter the UN to ask these
questions, application here.
From USUN and Mike Waltz?
Nothing. Watch this site.
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