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An investigation is underway into overcharging bus passengers, which includes alleged subsidy fraud.

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The Argentine judiciary has decided to keep open a judicial investigation into an alleged 30 billion peso state subsidy fraud involving bus companies. The ongoing probe centers on a suspected scheme that reportedly overcharged passengers by charging them for longer transit routes than those actually traveled.

This legal proceeding targets the improper collection of public funds tied to urban bus transportation networks in the country. The investigation seeks to determine responsibilities within the bus sector regarding the diversion or misuse of state subsidies through manipulated fare and route data.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on the judicial advancement of a multi-billion peso subsidy fraud.
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