Cuban President Calls for Greater Fight against Corruption

On his Twitter account, which adds more than 80,000 followers, the president acknowledged the work of the Comptroller’s Office and insisted on the importance of relentlessly fighting the problems.

‘The threats put us on alert, but they cannot stop us. We continue for more. Yesterday at the Comptroller’s Office, we recognized results and called for a greater fight against corruption and indolence. We have the duty to create and control. Quality and Culture of detail,’ he wrote.

Cuban authorities presented this week the difficulties detected last year in the control to more than 350 entities in the capital, a process in which they reported millionaire economic damages, from situations of non-compliance, lack of training, improper payments, accounts receivable and violations in the use and destination of fuel.