Arrestees Begin to Reveal Names per Senasa 2.0 Case
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Abinader said that the process is in the hands of justice and hopes that the investigations will be deepened. He seeks that the investigation act as a preventive example, and that those responsible will be brought before the law.
Dominican Republic.–The names of the former hospital deputy director Darío Contreras, Gabriel Ravelo; one of Puriel's surnames and that of the gynaecologist Steven Rabassa, are among the detained professionals who have even been revealed as part of the prisoners this morning... Read more › The entry They begin to reveal names of prisoners by case Senasa 2.0 was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.
President Luis Abinader warned this Friday that those involved in acts of corruption will have to answer to the justice system, referring to the raids carried out by the Office of the Special Prosecutor for the Persecution of Administrative Corruption (Pepca), as part of the investigations related to the National Health Insurance (SeNaSa).
Santo Domingo, 18 sep (Prensa Latina) The Dominican Republic's Public Prosecutor's Office today expanded investigations into an alleged fraud against the National Health Insurance (Sennasa) by arresting dozens of doctors and other health care providers. The post Doctors arrest in Dominican for investigation of alleged fraud first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The Public Prosecutor's Office (MP), through the Office of the Special Prosecutor for the Persecution of Administrative Corruption (Pepca), carried out a series of raids this Friday morning as part of the investigation into the alleged fraud against the State called Senasa 2.0. According to preliminary information, the operation, carried out simultaneously in different parts of the country, has left at least 29 people in detention, most of them …
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Felix VictorinoThe morning of this Friday, raids were reported in different places to doctors allegedly linked to the SeNaSa 2.0 case. Upon contacting the Public Prosecutor's Office for more details, no official response was received...
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