BCC Supports Report on the Television Program “Razones de Cuba”

The Central Bank of Cuba (BCC) today endorsed the report broadcast on national television against the digital media outlet El Toque. Denouncing it as part of the economic aggression against the country and calling it unacceptable.

Through its website, the BCC indicated that it also supports the statements made by Prime Minister Manuel Marrero and Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez, who addressed the issue.

Moreover El Toque, the BCC continued, lacks economic legitimacy because it operates through opaque. Concentrated mechanisms that are highly vulnerable to speculation. By a few economic actors who influence the exchange rate of our currency.

Also the so-called representative rate of the informal market cannot serve as a valid reference. As it transmits distorted signals to the population and economic actors. Affecting prices, expectations, and decisions, the BCC statement specified.

Futhermore the issuing body added that, as the monetary authority. It is working to consolidate an orderly and transparent official exchange market. Whose rate will gradually reflect the current state of the economy objectively. This process, he emphasized, is part of the Government Program and is carried out in coordination with other agencies of the Central State Administration.

This Wednesday, the program Cuba’s Reasons denounced that the United States government is organizing, financing, and executing a comprehensive program of economic warfare. With the purpose of destabilizing the constitutional order in the Caribbean nation.

Meanwhile it detailed that one of the cornerstones of this hostility is the scheme of currency trafficking and tax evasion on the island. Employing Cuban-born operators based in the United States and other countries.

Finally the accusation directly targeted El Toque, a supposedly independent digital media outlet specializing in economic, legal, and public service information for Cuban communities. Emphasized that this operation uses U.S. taxpayer money.

With information from Prensa Latina

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