Tribunal resumes public hearing against former mayor Ernesto Muyshondt - Today's News in El Salvador

The Attorney General’s Office (FGR) has requested a 22-year prison sentence for the former mayor of San Salvador, Ernesto Muyshondt, who is accused of the crimes of arbitrary acts and misappropriation of tax revenues during his municipal administration. The trial against Muyshondt and three former officials of the mayor’s office recently resumed. The FGR maintains that the accused withheld labor contributions from municipal employees without tra…

This day the trial against the former mayor of San Salvador was resumed, by ARENA, Ernesto Muyshondt and other defendants, former employees of the municipality. According to the prosecution, the defendants face allegations that they have withheld work quotas from municipal workers without transferring them to the pension fund, failing their obligations and directly affecting those affected. The institution requested 22 years in prison for former…

The Office of the Attorney-General of the Republic (FGR) details that it continues with the trial against the former mayor of San Salvador, Ernesto Muyshondt, and several former employees of the mayor's office, accused of withholding work fees from the municipal employees and not reporting them to the pension fund. The defendants, who face serious allegations of non-compliance with duties and fraud, are former mayor Muyshondt, Heriberto Portillo…

Muyshondt is prosecuted for withholding work fees and non-compliance with duties. EL SALVADOR.- The Fifth Judgment Court of San Salvador resumed the public hearing against the former mayor of San Salvador, Ernesto Muyshondt and three former employees of the municipality of San Salvador, who are charged with the offences of non-compliance with duties, appropriation and retention of work fees and misappropriation of tax withholdings or perceptions…