Cuba and Brazil Signed Legal Agreement
Havana - Both
Cuban and Brazilian governments signed on
Thursday police and legal instruments to
fight organized crime.
The agreement signed by the Brazilian
Justice Minister, Tarso Genro and his Cuban
peer María Esther Reus encourages the
creation of programs to prevent and to stamp
out drug trafficking.
The signed cooperation accord makes
provision of services to citizens easier and
guarantees
the legal security in bilateral relations.
The document implements collaboration in the
notarial activity, the citizen registry and
land registration office, criminal records,
technique and proceedings.
Luiz Fernando Correa, Brazilian police chief
and Pascual Rodríguez, Major General and
chief of the Cuban nacional police signed a
letter of intent to strengthen the
cooperation against organized crime. |
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