Authorities from the three Branches of Government signed a document that marks the beginning of a proper strategy to combat corruption to place it at the center of the public policy agenda.
Asunción, Agencia IP.- Authorities from the three Branches of Government signed a document that marks the beginning of a proper strategy to combat corruption to place it at the center of the public policy agenda.
Today, the National Strategy to Combat Corruption was signed in the Government Palace. This document was signed by President Santiago Peña and Vice President Pedro Alliana, as well as by the Head of the National Congress, Silvio Ovelar, the President of the Supreme Court of Justice, César Diesel, the Attorney General of the State, Emiliano Rolón, the Head of the Chamber of Deputies, Raúl Latorre and the Comptroller General of the Republic, Camilo Benítez.
«Today we present this strategy to combat corruption, the result of a confluence of voices from the authorities of all branches of the State with more than 68 pages of projects and programs to face this enormous challenge,» said President Peña.
He explained that the initiative seeks to create a space for consensus to become a roadmap with tasks, commitments, and measurable objectives. It involves and challenges society for its execution and control, thus building a better public policy.
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