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Santo Domingo.- When the Special Prosecutor for the Persecution of Administrative Corruption (Pepca) says that the members of the corruption network in the Operation Coral 5G case “used seized assets as their own,” they refer to General Julio Camilo De los Santos Viola.
The authorities attribute at least six apartments and a lot that were assigned to him from the Office of Administration and Custody of Seized and Confiscated Assets (Ocabid), in Santiago, without the corresponding supports.
“They converted resources obtained from illicit activities into goods to which they tried to make them appear lawful. They transferred assets on behalf of third parties, who do not have an economic profile to acquire the properties that appear in their name, knowing that they are the product of the preceding crimes such as fraud against the State, coalition of officials, embezzlement, among others,” says the file.
This illegal behavior is nothing new to public observation. Most anyone on the street will have some kind of story of property taken over by an official, general or otherwise.
Government auditing the disposition and whereabouts of seized properties has not been a great skill, a skill contaminated by blind eyes and zipped lips. Corrupted officials take advantage of the scrutiny void to shop seizures
Start off by eliminating the number of Generals in the armed forces…
The corruption follow through after the end of the dictatorship and also with BALAGUER and so on
The generals have funds at their hands whenever they feel like it To become a member of the armed forces means money in the bank.
Corruptions is the main key to have money if in the United States a country that is rich and and corruption is all over what you expected in a poor country like the Dominican rep just give to the poor food and corruption will stop.