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During a speech, the Vice President of the Republic, Félix Ulloa, said that the current government of President Nayib Bukele is paying a moral debt to those who participated in the armed conflict, and harshly criticized the previous FMLN and ARENA governments for their “selfish and corrupt” post-war management. Ulloa pointed out that former FMLN agents fled to Nicaragua, leaving more than 500 million dollars embezzled from the state coffers. He …
Lebanese President Aoun declares war on corruption: "Lebanon's issue is not insolvency but theft” - Syriac Press
BEIRUT — Lebanese President Joseph Aoun reaffirmed his commitment to combating corruption, asserting that Lebanon is not bankrupt but “robbed.” Addressing a delegation from the Egyptian-Lebanese Businessmen Association, Aoun emphasized that 90% of his efforts are directed toward fighting corruption, which he identified as the root cause of Lebanon’s crisis. “Lebanon’s issue is not insolvency but theft,” Aoun declared, accusing beneficiaries of t…
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