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New Ecuador Criticizes Old Team Pilfers
The Economy Minister-to be Raul Patiño called for the Ecuadorian government to stop making contracts and awarding large contracts at the last moment, noted national press media Monday.

"I ask President Alfredo Palacio and the minister Jose Jouvin to stop giving those kinds of contracts and deliveries at the last minute if they don't want to have problems later" affirmed Patiño.

He said that he is aware of the fact that the current authorities are taking large sums of money in a hurry.

If acts of corruption, denounced by some people close the future government, are true they will be sanctioned later, emphasized the minister-to-be.

Patiño assured he is aware of an 840 million dollars deficit but said that won't stop president-elect Rafael Correa from doing what he promised.

He finally said the state is full of resources that must be used first on those who need them most.
 


 



 

 
   

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