: Internal critics face aggressive retaliation, legal threats, or sudden job termination.
In 2017, the Miris administration introduced a "Digital Port Pass." Traders were forced to install proprietary software to clear their shipments. This software was, in fact, a keylogger. It monitored the financial health of every business in the region. If a company tried to circumvent the kickback system, Miris’s IT team would remotely lock their inventory using the same software, holding millions of dollars in grain hostage until a "reconciliation fee" was paid. miris corruption