Cuba anuncia una "guerra sin cuartel" contra la corrupción, tras sentencia de exministro
El presidente de Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, afirmó este jueves que la isla emprenderá una «guerra sin cuartel» contra los «burócratas, los indolente y los corruptos», a los que llegó a tildar de «traidores», días después de conocerse la cadena perpetua contra el exministro de Economía, Alejandro Gil. El mandatario hizo estas declaraciones durante el cierre […]
TL;DR
- President Miguel Díaz-Canel declared a 'war without quarter' against 'bureaucrats, the indolent, and the corrupt,' calling them 'traitors.'
- The declaration follows the life sentence given to former Economy Minister Alejandro Gil for espionage, bribery, and document theft/damage.
- Díaz-Canel stated that bureaucracy, indolence, and corruption hinder the country and are 'the negation of the revolution.'
- The president recognized that Cuba's economic crisis is due to 'distortions' and 'own errors' in macroeconomic management.
- The government anticipates a 'discreet' economic growth of 1% for 2026, a projection that is unlikely to be met.
- The National Assembly session was reduced and held via videoconference due to the island's deep crisis.