Cibao industrialists support investigation and prosecution for SENASA case
The Association of Industrialists of the Northern Region (AIREN) reaffirms its commitment to transparency, ethics, and respect for the rule of law as essential pillars of national development.
In that regard, it supports the rigorous and impartial advancement of the ongoing investigation into the alleged corruption cases at the National Health Insurance (SeNaSa), in order to identify those responsible and the corresponding actions.
“We trust that the authorities will carry out a thorough and responsible process, in which each complaint is evaluated with seriousness, objectivity, and adherence to the law, including the recovery of resources and the application of the sanctions established by the regulations,” said the industrial association.
They also said that they firmly defend due process and legal investigations to clarify the facts. It is essential that objectivity, truth, and institutionalism prevail at every stage.
Always striving to guarantee transparency and trust in the judicial process and thereby in good public management. This translates into a more robust, competitive, and integrated country for all.
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