Aníbal Díaz: Abinader’s fight against corruption amazes those who for 20 years “had the thieves in their family circle”

Elsa Cesilia Feliz
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Santo Domingo. – The deputy of the National District by the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM), Aníbal Díaz, highlighted this Monday President Luis Abinader’s commitment to the fight against corruption, while downplaying the criticism of the opposition, who consider the decision to send the report on the irregularities detected in the National Health Insurance (SeNaSa) to justice to be late. Diaz stated that President Abinader is a coherent man and, as a government, has marked a very clear fight to pursue corruption and distance himself from those who promote it.

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“In the end, it reminds me a lot of the Pharisees, one thing is what you say and another thing is what you do, who spent 20 years stealing from the country and who has thieves in the family circle in droves evidently cannot understand how there is a man so coherent who has no accomplices, he has friends,” expressed the legislator.


In that order, he maintained that in the country there are two great presidents in terms of the model of pursuing corruption: Juan Bosch and President Luis Abinader.


Finally, he said that the government’s actions regarding SeNaSa send a message to everyone in charge of managing public funds because what is visualized with this case is that there are people who have disrespected the commitment to the country and President Abinader.


It is recalled that last Saturday, Abinader instructed the heads of the Superintendence of Health and Occupational Risks (Sisalril) and the National Health Insurance (Senasa) to submit a report to the prosecutor Yeni Berenice Reynoso on the “serious irregularities” detected in the state ARS.


In his own X account, the president himself indicated that “during these five years he has fought against impunity and corruption” and sent an additional warning to the officials of his government “so that they do not make mistakes.”

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