Police authorities in the Cuban province of Sancti Spíritus reported this week that a 26-year-old Campismo worker was sentenced to 18 years in prison for embezzling millions of pesos from this entity for his accounts.
According to an official report, the First Criminal Chamber of the Popular Provincial Court (TPP) of Sancti Spíritus sentenced a specialist in Economic Management of the Popular Campismo Company to 18 years of deprivation of liberty for a crime of falsification of bank documents and embezzlement of state funds.
What are the proven facts, according to the officialdom? The accused, 26, falsified bank documents to transfer company money to third-party accounts. He used the embezzled money to buy goods such as a television, refrigerator, refrigerator and two motorbikes and the embezzlement amounted to 7,968,669.50 Cuban pesos.
Regarding the sentence, they specified that he received 18 years of deprivation of liberty, although it is not yet final, since an appeal was filed. The assets acquired with the embezzled money were also confiscated and the material damage to the Sancti Spiritus company was repaired.
18 years imprisonment for Campground worker at Sancti Spiritus
As a consequence of this act of embezzlement, which cost the young Campismo worker an 18-year prison sentence, the company stopped having monetary liquidity and the workers were unable to collect their profits, which affected several families.
In addition to the person directly involved in these acts of state corruption, five other company directors received fines for not complying with their duty to preserve the entity’s assets.
This case is an example of the serious consequences that corruption can have for companies and workers, hence the importance for companies to implement measures to prevent this type of crime, with million-dollar losses for the state.
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