General Prosecutor of the Republic (FGR) reported that mexican oil (Pemex) filed a complaint against various public servants of the company and three individuals: María Amparo Cáceres, Fernanda “N” and Carlos “N”.
This is due to alleged illegality in granting pensions to individuals for the death of Pemex official Carlos Márquez, husband of María Amparo Cáceres, and authorizations of economic material given by public servants for that purpose.
FGR reported that on April 12 this year, Maria Amparo Kaiserwho is director of the Mexican Against Corruption and Impunity Association, opened an investigation file, specifying the circumstances of the manner, time and place of the referred events that occurred on April 15.
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As per the rules, the investigation plan was prepared, requesting necessary information in the case, which is being collected.
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Subsequently the director of Pemex, Octavio RomeroMaria Amparo accused Cáceres of being part of a possible act of corruption worth 31 million pesos against the company.
He commented that in 2004 Marquez Padilla died after falling from the 12th floor of the Pemex Tower and requested the payment of a pension of 124 thousand per month, but showed a document in which the Office of the then Attorney General of the Federal District indicated That no one. The person who deprived him of his life was the one who had decided to take it.
On the other hand, a judge gave pemex A period of 24 hours to restore to María Amparo Cáceres, the pension payments which he had suspended without prior notice since March this year.
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