Senasa case: Santiago Hazim and five others' pretrial detention reviewed
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Judge Deiby Timoteo Peguero of the Seventh Instruction Court reviewed the mandatory coercive measures for Santiago Hazim, former director of the National Health Insurance (Senasa), and other co-defendants involved in an alleged fraud exceeding RD$15,000 million against the state health administrator.
During the Wednesday hearing, Hazim and three other defendants withdrew their requests to modify the preventive detention they have served for nearly eight months. The court ultimately ratified the preventive detention for Hazim.
During the proceedings, it was disclosed that Hazim suffers from multiple sclerosis as well as latent, inactive tuberculosis.
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Diario LibreFocuses on the procedural review of preventive detention for Hazim and five others.
Diario LibreEmphasizes Hazim and three co-defendants withdrawing their requests to exit prison.
Diario LibreHighlights medical disclosures regarding Hazim's multiple sclerosis and latent tuberculosis.
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