Saint Dominic.– Given the most recent events linked to possible acts of corruption in the National Health Insurance (SeNaSa), the National Council of Private Enterprise (CONEP) reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, ethics and the rule of law as pillars of national development.
The entity condemned any illegal action that affects public resources and citizen trust, reiterating that historically has sought complete and responsible investigations. In that sense, he demanded that all complaints be investigated with rigor and impartiality, identifying those responsible, recovering funds and applying the corresponding sanctions. He also highlighted that this fight must transcend particular interests and contribute to institutional strengthening.
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CONEP also fully defended respect for due processwarning that no action of justice should be distorted into political persecution or media trials. He pointed out that the guarantee of rights, the objectivity and truth They must guide every step of the justice system.
Finally, the organization affirmed that the country must move forward decisively in reforms and control mechanisms that guarantee transparency and confidence in public management, with a view to achieving a more comprehensive, competitive and prosperous country for all.
