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Former FMLN deputy candidate asks FGR to investigate "most important" corruption cases

Summary by Diario La Página

The former FMLN deputy candidate, Vladimir Melara, asked the Prosecutor’s Office to focus its investigations on the country’s largest corruption cases. Melara said that the authorities must deepen the scandals that affect the nation, beyond prosecuting minor crimes. “Please put your hand on the real corruption cases in this country. They’re killing us. Okay, they’re going to punish those who promote illegal licenses, but they’re just groves,” th…

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Former FMLN deputy candidate asks FGR to investigate "most important" corruption cases

The former FMLN deputy candidate, Vladimir Melara, asked the Prosecutor’s Office to focus its investigations on the country’s largest corruption cases. Melara said that the authorities must deepen the scandals that affect the nation, beyond prosecuting minor crimes. “Please put your hand on the real corruption cases in this country. They’re killing us. Okay, they’re going to punish those who promote illegal licenses, but they’re just groves,” th…

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Diario La Página broke the news in 16 hours ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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