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Former Mayor Miguel Ángel Aguilera Sentenced to 4 Years of Probation for Money Laundering and Unjustified Property Increase
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The sentence against the ex-municipal chief of San Ramón includes the confiscation of a property in La Reina, a fine of more than $246 million and the perpetual inability to hold public office during the execution of the sentence.
The former mayor of San Ramón, Miguel Ángel Aguilera, was sentenced by the Sixth Oral Court in Santiago to four years of intensive probation for the crimes of money laundering and unjustified property increase committed between 2013 and 2017.The sentence includes the confiscation of a property in La Reina, a fine of more than $246 million and the perpetual inability to hold public office during the execution of the sentence.The crime of passive …
During this day, the sentence sent to an ex-mayor in the Metropolitan Region was announced, due to a case investigated for corruption. However, a change to his prison sentence was determined, in addition to a millionaire payment and the confiscation of a house belonging to him. It is Miguel Ángel Aguilera, former PS, who was in charge of the municipality of San Ramón, and who had been arrested and convicted on 11 July for various crimes. Accordi…
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