US EditionCoercion Will Be Known Today Against Those Involved in Senasa Case
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A comprehensive security system is being maintained this Tuesday at the Palacio de Justicia in Ciudad Nueva, in the face of the expected ruling on coercive measures in the SENASA case. This process is considered one of the most sensitive for alleged corruption in the Dominican Republic, related to the diversion of millionaire State resources linked to the health system. From early, the area remains cordoned off and with restricted vehicle traffi…
Dozens of people are gathering right now in front of the Palace of Justice, carrying posters with messages denouncing the millionaire embezzlement in the National Health Insurance (SENASA). The protest takes place in the context of the hearing in which the measure of coercion against the accused in the case will be known, accused of illegally subtracting more than 15 billion pesos from the state insurer. Citizens and civil society organizations …
The National Police reinforced security Sunday night around the Palace of Justice in Ciudad Nueva, National District, where Judge Rigoberto Sena is scheduled to issue pretrial detention orders against the 10 defendants accused of operating within the National Health Insurance (Senasa) and causing losses to the State exceeding 15.9 billion lempiras. Dozens of police officers and security barriers have been deployed to prevent citizens who have ga…
The judge in charge of the case, Rigoberto Sena, made the decision to set the hearing for Sunday 14 at 6:00 p.m., in which it will be known whether Santiago Hazim will receive preventive detention or house arrest in the imposition of his coercive measure in relation to the embezzlement that Hazim led of more than 15 billion pesos. To those involved in the case, the Public Prosecutor's Office requested some of them 18 months of pretrial detention…
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