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07-29-2011, 04:30 PM
Former National District prosecutor Guillermo Moreno says the Fernandez administration is maintaining a silent complicity about serious allegations in the WikiLeaks documents released recently by Grupo SIN. As reported in acento.com.do, Moreno, who aspires to the Presidency on the Alianza Pais ticket, said the WikiLeaks reports and the cases known as Atiemar Tower, Paya Massacre, Figueroa Agosto and Quirino Ernesto Paulino Castillo all share a common link with senior military or government officials.
Moreno said the government, including the Supreme Court of Justice, has two options.
"If you think that the content of cables WikiLeaks is false, proceed immediately to the appropriate diplomatic channels, to require the US government's official denial."
"If, however, the government assumes that its contents are true, then the government, through the competent authorities, must have an investigation into the case so they proceed as provided by law."
He said to fail to act is to admit that drug trafficking can walk the halls of the Presidential Palace and penetrate the upper echelons of military power without anything happening. He said silent complicity was unacceptable.
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Moreno said the government, including the Supreme Court of Justice, has two options.
"If you think that the content of cables WikiLeaks is false, proceed immediately to the appropriate diplomatic channels, to require the US government's official denial."
"If, however, the government assumes that its contents are true, then the government, through the competent authorities, must have an investigation into the case so they proceed as provided by law."
He said to fail to act is to admit that drug trafficking can walk the halls of the Presidential Palace and penetrate the upper echelons of military power without anything happening. He said silent complicity was unacceptable.
www.dr1.com/news/2011/dnews072611.shtml (http://www.dr1.com/news/2011/dnews072611.shtml)
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#7)