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Cuban Official Says Corruption Crackdown to Go On

November 9, 2011

International Herald Tribune - The New York Times (Global Edition)

HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba's top law enforcement official said Wednesday a crackdown on corruption that has given Cuba's international business community the jitters will continue and warned that no one was immune from prosecution.
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