Judge Abelina Cruz dictates lack of merit in favor of former IGSS president in the case assault on the Ministry of Health

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Judge Abelina Cruz dictates lack of merit in favor of former IGSS president in the case assault on the Ministry of Health

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Judge Abelina Cruz issued a lack of merit in favor of Juan de Dios Rodríguez in the case assault on the Ministry of Health and indicated that there are no sufficient indications to link it to criminal proceedings.

Juan de Dios Rodríguez, former president of the IGSS

A judge indicates lack of merit in favor of the former IGSS president in the case assault on the Ministry of Health. (Free Press Photo: Daniel Samayoa)

This June 13 lack of merit in favor of Juan de Dios Rodríguez was issuedformer president of the Guatemalan Social Security Institute (IGSS), in The case assault on the Ministry of Health.

The resolution was Made by Judge Abelina Cruz Toscanoto charge of the Court of greatest risk D.

Rodríguez was pointed out of Illicit association and influence traffic continuously. The judge points out that There are no sufficient indications so that the former president of the IGSS is linked to criminal proceedings.

However, Juan Manuel llaas was linked to criminal proceedings for the crime of Illicit association, passive bribery in degree of complicity and fraud in attempted degree.

Luis Óscar Aguilar was also linked to Luis Illicit association, passive bribery and fraud; and Marco Vinicio Morales for the crime of extortion.

The case assault on the Ministry of Health was released by the Special Prosecutor against Impunity (FECI) Last July 2019.

In this case they are indicated to approximately 113 people who would have been members of a criminal structure which would have co -opt the health portfolio between 2012 and 2014.

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