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The amount is more than half the amount that the government believes has been unlawfully shipped in the last 30 years
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Former President of the Republic of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe recovered 850 millions of dollars escaped under the regime of Robert Robert Robert Robert Mugabe, in an event in the capital of the country, Harare – 30/09/2010 (Philimon Bulawayo / Mugabe the target of в # <в # < a military coup last November after he led the country with an iron fist since 1980, reported Tuesday the Zimbabwean newspaper (19459016) The Herald . Current country president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, revealed this amount at the summit of the African Union (19459006) of heads of state and government, which ended Monday in Mauritania
Mnangagwa announced in November a three-month amnesty for the escapees to return s illegally allocated public funds sent abroad during the term of its predecessor
. At the end of this period, in March, Zimbabwe had recovered $ 591 million, according to the leader. The president has pledged to fight corruption, a rampant evil during the decades Mugabe took power.
The $ 850 million represents more than half of the $ 1.4 billion that current government estimates were illegally sent out of the country. More than 1,800 people and businesses are involved in this practice, known locally as "outsourcing," according to calculations by the executive.
Mnangagwa came to power in November following a military coup that forced Mugabe to resign. The leader is the candidate of the African National Union of Zimbabwe – Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) in the presidential elections of July 30, during which he will seek the legitimacy of the polls to remain at the head of the State. .
Chamisa, of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), will be his main rival in the elections, the first since the independence of Zimbabwe where Mugabe is not running.
The 94-year-old former president lives in his mansion in the capital Harare since the military coup of 2017.
(With EFE)
