The International Anti-Corruption Day (December 9), which took place around the theme "Restore with integrity", was once again an opportunity to reflect on ways to prevent, reduce and reduce corruption. fight, as a practice that attacks dignity and integrity, or often, as a criminal and immoral phenomenon, recalls Pradel Henriquez, the Minister of Communication.

The Ministry believes that it is not inopportune to attract the attention of the whole population to put itself in step with the world in the fight against this scourge of corruption, which destroys at the same time, the national economies, the human beings, and the moral or universal values. Whether corruption is active or passive, it is present in Haiti in many forms such as:

• Tax evasion;

• Tax fraud;

• Embezzlement;

• Jars of wine;

• Illicit enrichment;

• Conflict of interest;

• Bleaching;

• Overbilling;

• Under invoicing;

• Abuse of office;

• Etc...

Faced with these practices and so many others, the Ministry of Solidarity Communication of the acts of the State in this approach to fight against corruption and also of the measures taken by all the institutions in the matter, whose mission consists among others, of work to eradicate the culture of corruption in the political and economic management of the country, calls on the entire population to be vigilant in front of all kinds of corruption which can manifest itself in one form or another...

HL/ HaitiLibre