 On 16 April 2005 Chávez declared the "Tascón List must be archived and buried" and continued "I say that, because I keep receiving some letters, among the many I get, that make me think that still in some places they have the Tascón List on their tables to determine if somebody is going to work or not".This move was described as having "been for the cameras", with government employees still reporting that the Tascón List existed and was transformed into a software called "Maisanta", which was used to cross-reference every job applicant.Some Venezuelans have had to pay to be removed from the "Maisanta" program.