US EditionMafia of the Promissory Notes: Retired Denounces Seizure of Salary for Alleged Debt
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As the investigation progresses in the framework of the “promissory note mafia”, more victims are emerging who denounce the seizure of their salary for finite, non-existent accounts and in other cases the forgery of their signatures. A new victim of the promissory note mafia denounced the embargo of 50% of their salary. Photo: capture In that sense, Mrs. Luciana Bernadet, retired from the Hospital de Clínicas, is another of the many victims of t…
As the investigation progresses in the framework of the “promissory note mafia”, more victims are emerging who denounce the seizure of their salary for finite, non-existent accounts and in other cases the forgery of their signatures. A new victim of the promissory note mafia denounced the embargo of 50% of their salary. Photo: capture In that sense, Mrs. Luciana Bernadet, retired from the Hospital de Clínicas, is another of the many victims of t…
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