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Peña said the Alcaraz continue to enjoy their support and confidence

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During an event held in the city of San Lorenzo, the president of the Republic, Santiago Peña, referred to the leaked chats of the late deputy Lalo Gomes. The president pointed out about the conversations involving Marco Alcaraz, minister of the National Intelligence Secretariat (SNI), and Liliana Alcaraz, minister of the Secretariat for the Prevention of Money-Laundering and Assets (Seprelad). Santiago Peña reaffirmed his confidence in Marco an…

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Peña said the Alcaraz continue to enjoy their support and confidence

During an event held in the city of San Lorenzo, the president of the Republic, Santiago Peña, referred to the leaked chats of the late deputy Lalo Gomes. The president pointed out about the conversations involving Marco Alcaraz, minister of the National Intelligence Secretariat (SNI), and Liliana Alcaraz, minister of the Secretariat for the Prevention of Money-Laundering and Assets (Seprelad). Santiago Peña reaffirmed his confidence in Marco an…

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Santiago Peña reaffirmed his confidence in Marco and Liliana Alcaraz

During an event held in the city of San Lorenzo, the president of the Republic, Santiago Peña, referred to the leaked chats of the late deputy Lalo Gomes. The president pointed out about the conversations involving Marco Alcaraz, minister of the National Intelligence Secretariat (SNI), and Liliana Alcaraz, minister of the Secretariat for the Prevention of Money-Laundering and Assets (Seprelad). Santiago Peña reaffirmed his confidence in Marco an…

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