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Mia Mottley, the Prime Minister of Barbados, has been vocal about her views on corruption both domestically and internationally. Her
stance on corruption reflects a commitment to good governance, transparency, and accountability.

Mia Mottley has consistently advocated for a zero-tolerance policy towards corruption. She believes that corruption undermines
democracy, erodes public trust in government institutions, and stifles economic growth. Mottley has made it clear that her
government will not tolerate corruption at any level and is committed to rooting it out through stringent measures.


Mottley emphasizes the importance of having a strong legal framework in place to combat corruption effectively. She has supported
legislative reforms aimed at strengthening anti-corruption laws, enhancing enforcement mechanisms, and ensuring that perpetrators
of corruption are held accountable for their actions.


Transparency and accountability are central principles of Mottley's approach to governance. She believes that open and accountable
government institutions are essential for preventing corruption and fostering public trust. Mottley has taken steps to increase
transparency in government operations, such as implementing measures to disclose government contracts and expenditures to the
public.

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