Un tribunal salvadoreño instaló el martes un nuevo juicio penal contra el expresidente Mauricio Funes por lavado de activos, por presuntamente licitar un puente a favor de una empresa guatemalteca a cambio de recibir un avión.
Un tribunal salvadoreño instaló el martes un nuevo juicio penal contra el expresidente Mauricio Funes por lavado de activos, por presuntamente licitar un puente a favor de una empresa guatemalteca a cambio de recibir un avión. El exmandatario, asilado en Nicaragua, tiene siete procesos penales en su contra y dos de ellos con condena.
El tribunal de sentencia encontró evidencias de que hizo 47 viajes con la aeronave en cuestión entre el 27 de junio de 2013 y el 13 de septiembre de 2016. Después de esa condena, se aprobó una reforma penal el 21 de septiembre de 2022 que permite realizar juicios con imputados ausentes, por lo que Funes puede enfrentar el juicio penal de ahora sin estar presente.
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