Guatemala interoceanic corridor launches tokenization in El Salvador

The Attorney General’s Office (FGR) ordered the capture of 42 people involved in scam crimes, aggravated scam, computer scam, theft through computer scientists, rape in lesser or incapable, aggression in lesser or unable and threats with special aggravation.

The procedure was carried out in Apopa, Soyapango, Ilopango, Santiago Texacuangos and Ciudad Delgado, San Salvador, as well as in Santiago Nonualco, La Paz and Cojutepeque, Cuscatlán.

According to the investigation, in one of the cases, the victim was scammed to invest $ 6,517 in a company identified as “City Mall”, which turned out to be fictitious. To get the victim’s attention, they used a video on the social network Tiktok.

“The victim allocated money by” like “publications on social networks and” the more capital placed, at first, the benefits it obtained, “the prosecutor’s office on how to operate.

Between January and March of this year, the victim made 18 money transfers to accounts from different people, but in the end he did not receive the revenues of his investment.

“The other scams have been carried out through different modalities, including: procedures to obtain an online loan, job offers, package sending and even for the sale of real estate,” said the Prosecutor’s Office.

The arrest procedure is still under development. Some of the detainees are: Gregorio Isaac Vásquez Cerón, Marlon Norberto Morales Reyes, Luis Alberto Argueta Girón, Stefany Jeanette Cisneros Acevedo, Diana Eunice Pleitez Huete and José Alberto Herrera Campos.

While for threats with special aggravation, Jaime Armando Leiva Fuentes, Elsy Arely Aragón Ortiz and José Dionisio Vásquez Hernández were arrested.


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