Domínguez Brito calls for an investigation into allegations of supposed irregularities at Coopnama

Linda Veras
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Santo Domingo. – Political leader and former Attorney General of the Republic, Francisco Domínguez Brito, requested an investigation into the allegations of supposed irregularities at the National Cooperative of Multiple Services for Teachers (Coopnama), considering it necessary to clarify the accusations and ensure transparency in the management of the entity’s resources.

Domínguez Brito maintained that it is essential for the competent authorities to examine the complaints that have emerged regarding the cooperative, with the purpose of determining responsibilities and offering clear answers to the thousands of members who are part of the institution.

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The political leader stated that transparency and accountability must prevail in all entities that manage collective resources, especially those that handle funds belonging to workers and professionals in the education system.

Request clarification of complaints

Domínguez Brito stated that the information disclosed regarding Coopnama’s management warrants an exhaustive review to clear up any doubts and strengthen the members’ trust in the institution.

Likewise, he considered that any investigation must be carried out in compliance with the law, guaranteeing due process and the necessary objectivity to determine the veracity of the allegations made.

Institutional transparency

The former attorney general indicated that clarifying these complaints would contribute to strengthening the institutional framework and credibility of the country’s cooperative organizations, which play an important role in the economic and social development of their members.

Finally, he reiterated the need for the competent authorities to act promptly to determine the facts and offer reassurance to the cooperative’s members and the general public.

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