Editor: Dennis Leiva
The Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR) requested that the former technical secretary of the presidency, Alexander Segovia, be prosecuted for the crimes of money and asset laundering and illicit enrichment.
“Today, the FGR requested that Alexander Segovia, former technical secretary of the presidency, be criminally prosecuted for the crime of money and asset laundering and illicit enrichment, for an amount of $3,504,235.27,” said the Attorney General’s Office.
According to the investigations of the FGR, Segovia benefited from public funds from the reserved expenses of the Presidency, during the period of former president Mauricio Funes, between June 2009 and May 2014.
“Segovia, his ex-wife and his daughter already face civil proceedings for illicit enrichment in the First Civil Chamber. $279,555.80 is claimed from them. found in 19 irregularities in their increase in assets, without being able to justify,” said the FGR.