MIAMI HERALD.
Trying to lessen corruption and theft at Cuba's ports of entry, "30 Customs agents and stand-ins for the more than 600 [agents] in the country" were summoned to the Palace of Conventions in Havana to read and sign a Code of Ethics, the newspaper Granma reported.
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