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Corruption in Cuba
The 2013 Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index ranked Cuba 63rd out of 177 countries, tied with Ghana and Saudi Arabia, and therefore lower than most of the other countries in the Caribbean and Central America, but higher than most of the countries in the Western world.
The state ownership has contributed to rampant corruption. The book ''Corruption in Cuba'' says that "As in other former socialist countries, when given opportunity, few citizens hesitate to steal from the government. Since the bulk of the productive resources are owned and managed by the state and the vast majority of Cubans work for state-owned enterprises, these petty crimes are widespread".
Bribes are widespread. To get medical care, patients pay bribes. Musicians regularly pay bribes to be able to perform on tourist areas, where they can earn convertible currency. A bicycle taxi license is reported to cost $150 in bribes.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Cuba's economy rife with corruption )〕
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