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[Opinion] 13 Accused Admit Facts in Senasa Case, According to MP

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By Elmer Féliz. – The Director of Prosecution of the Public Prosecutor's Office, Wilson Camacho, stated that 13 of the defendants in the Senasa 2.0-A case admitted the facts before the court, which, in his opinion, is a sign of the strength of the investigation presented by the prosecution body.
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Thirteen accused in the SeNaSa 2.0 case admitted before the court the facts attributed to them by the Public Prosecutor's Office, regarding an alleged scheme of administrative corruption that took away public funds, taking advantage of the National Health Insurance (SeNaSa).... Read more › La entrada Thirteen accused case SeNaSa 2.0 admitted the facts was first published in Remolacha - Noticias República Dominicana.

By Elmer Féliz. – The Director of Prosecution of the Public Prosecutor's Office, Wilson Camacho, stated that 13 of the defendants in the Senasa 2.0-A case admitted the facts before the court, which, in his opinion, is a sign of the strength of the investigation presented by the prosecution body.

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By Elmer Féliz.– The Director of Prosecution of the Public Prosecutor’s Office, Wilson Camacho, stated that 13 of the defendants in the Senasa 2.0-A case admitted the facts before the court, which, in his opinion, is a sign of the strength of the investigation presented by the prosecution body. Camacho explained that the request for a measure of coercion is supported by 706 means of proof and held that the admissions made by some defendants rein…

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The Public Prosecutor's Office reported this Friday that there are thirteen accused in the Senasa 2.0 case who admitted the acts attributed to them, showed repentance and asked for excuses in court, so he requested house arrest for nine of them, taking into consideration their collaboration with the investigation into the alleged fraud against the National Health Insurance (Sennasa).On the way out of the hearing, the Director General of Prosecut…

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