The setting up of information channels so that people can report price violations and other irregularities related to the process of bankarization is part of a government strategy that Las Tunas is promoting, with communication as its banner.

Las Tunas, Cuba.- This is a popular control movement in which communication channels have been established, especially by telephone, so that citizens can report non-compliance with the price regulations established in Resolution 225/2024, which came into force on July.

Similarly, the population can report the non-use or misuse of electronic payment channels, as part of the process of bankarisation that the country has been undertaking for more than a year, taking into account that there are establishments that enable QR codes for personal cards and ignore the option of "online payment."

The contacts of Attention to the Population, the Directorate of Inspection and Supervision, and the Provincial Directorate of Finance and Prices, as well as their municipal authorities, are available to the people as a means of control, transparency, and governmental will to protect consumers.

The official profiles of the Provincial Government also provide updates on price control actions, other measures, as since the entry into force of the Resolution, a dozen local businesses have been closed for non-compliance with the law, and more than 50 fines have been imposed.

Direct and constant communication between the citizens and the control structures and services has become a fundamental pillar of the government's management of Las Tunas in this new stage, in which the official media also plays a decisive role.

In this sense, the main political and governmental authorities of the territory agreed to establish systematic contact with the press to exchange ideas, clarify information of interest for the media agendas, and provide an update on the economic priorities and social indicators of this eastern province.