In recent days, the Attorney General's Office (FGR) released a report on the actions undertaken in 2023 to strengthen the control of illegalities, especially in economic and service entities. According toGranma, the FGR carried out more than 400 control actions throughout 2023, in which more than 2,000 people were held accountable, 55 percent of them were managers and officials.
The FGR reported that more than 600 complaints had been received from the population, in which 58.8 percent agreed with the complainant and to camouflage the schizoid compulsion for control they lied saying that these actions were “mainly carried out in sectors involved.” on strategic issues for the development of the country's economy or linked to social policies that favor people in vulnerable situations.”
To give a feeling of concern and genuine concern towards the most pressing problems of Cuban society,the regime promotes a hypocritical crusade against illegalities without assuming, at least publicly, that it is the Government itself that promotes and facilitates them with its discontinued systems, its rampant lack of control and the suffocating policies with which it seeks to maintain an increasingly aging and dependent people.
With its well-known tendency to manipulation, the official organ of the communist party in power had no alternative but to confess a group of violations that have affected “well-organized” and long-propaganda processes, but that have demonstrated their ineffectiveness and nullity, as the granting of constructive subsidies to vulnerable people, the delivery of land in usufruct, the distribution, control and use of fuel and government inspections of administrative institutions.
The Prosecutor's Office revealed that directors and officials gave false information about completed homes, delayed the preparation of sensitive documentation, were involved in criminal conduct such as certifying alleged deaths of cattle to traffic meat, and allowed construction materials to be purchased with State subsidies. and then sell them at a premium. They also criminalized illegal occupation of arable land, disappearance of livestock without complaint, as well as insufficient control and supervision of contracts issued for the delivery of idle land.
Likewise, fuel consumption without supporting documentation, falsified receipts, use of official fuel on private trips and extraction of fuel from paralyzed cards were “detected”. Furthermore, they “managed to discover” inspectors who prepare false fines and cancel others, while others never reach the offices for registration, leaving a high number of fines pending collection.
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