Those who bought a driver's license in "corruption network" would have committed a crime, according to MOP - Today's News in El Salvador

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The head of the MOP said that the Salvadoran government is working to ensure that more people do not buy driving licenses illegally. EL SALVADOR.- The Minister of Public Works, Romeo Rodríguez, said that people who bought their driver’s license illegally could have committed the crime of bribery. These statements are given after the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) announced an investigation against an alleged corruption network involving managem…

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The Public Prosecutor's Office reported that after receiving complaints from the Public Works and VMT authorities, it initiated an investigation that uncovered a corruption network consisting of management schools, examining companies and employees of the Vice-Ministry of Transport who committed illegalities in the procedures for obtaining driver's licenses, with the aim of obtaining economic benefit. Thanks to the special investigative techniqu…

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The Minister of Public Works and Transport, Romeo Rodríguez, reported that even a barbershop served as a façade, for meetings selling driver’s licenses with fraudulent processes. “Licenses that were delivered without theoretical and practical examinations. Drivers who could not even light a car received a driver’s license,” said the official. Today, the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) executed 28 arrest warrants against a corruption network made…

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Minister Herrera: ‘We’re Cleaning House,’ Denounces Drivers License Fraud Network in War Against Corruption.

The Minister of Public Works and Transportation, Romeo Herrera, alongside the Attorney General’s Office (FGR), held a press conference at the Plaza SOHO branch of the Vice Ministry of Transportation (VMT) to unveil a widespread corruption network. This scheme involved driving schools, testing companies, and VMT employees who engaged in illegal activities to profit from the issuance of driver’s licenses. Following reports from the Ministry of Pub…

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After receiving complaints from authorities from the Ministry of Public Works and the Vice Ministry of Transportation (VMT), the Attorney General's Office (FGR) began an investigation that uncovered a corruption network made up of driving schools, testing companies, and VMT employees. These people committed illegalities in the procedures to obtain driver's licenses, with the aim of obtaining financial benefit. The FGR details that it has been de…