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Cuban First VP Calls Struggle against Illegal Acts
Cuban First Vice President Jose Ramon Machado Ventura, today called on delegates attending the 7th Congress of the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution (CDR) to keep fighting crimes, corruption and illegal activities.
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Cuban First Vice President Jose Ramon Machado Ventura, today called on delegates attending the 7th Congress of the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution (CDR) to keep fighting crimes, corruption and illegal activities.
Addressing the Congress´ Commission on the grassroots organization’s readiness against illegal acts, Machado Ventura stressed the need to increase political-ideological work in this field.
CDR members make up the majority of the Cuban population, with over 8 millions, said Machado Ventura and noted that their unity will give them the strength to fight everything that threatens the well-being of Cuban society.
Machado referred to vandalistic acts against public phones and other social property and he encouraged all citizens to take a step forward in the struggle against social indiscipline, which affects the population and causes damage to the local economy.
He underscored the importance of the CDR Congress by pointing out that the gathering will unleash actions aimed at facing new challenges and undertaking the tasks ahead, and particularly at preventing corruption, crime and illegal acts from becoming a life style for some people.
Addressing the Congress´ Commission on the grassroots organization’s readiness against illegal acts, Machado Ventura stressed the need to increase political-ideological work in this field.
CDR members make up the majority of the Cuban population, with over 8 millions, said Machado Ventura and noted that their unity will give them the strength to fight everything that threatens the well-being of Cuban society.
Machado referred to vandalistic acts against public phones and other social property and he encouraged all citizens to take a step forward in the struggle against social indiscipline, which affects the population and causes damage to the local economy.
He underscored the importance of the CDR Congress by pointing out that the gathering will unleash actions aimed at facing new challenges and undertaking the tasks ahead, and particularly at preventing corruption, crime and illegal acts from becoming a life style for some people.