In Honduras the same ratio is 20%, in Panama 12%, 15% in Nicaragua, and in El Salvador and Guatemala 4%.
EDITORIAL:
At the global level similar percentages are seen in Brunei Darussalam with 21%, Paraguay with 19%, Malaysia 15%, Trinidad and Tobago 14%, Belarus 12%, and Iraq 10%.
The data comes from calculating the relationship between the respective Gross Domestic Product in 2011 (according to the World Bank) and the average illicit flows of money from every country in the years 2002-2011, according to the Illicit Financial Flows from Developing Countries report, 2002-2011.