Puerto Rico House supports nomination of independent prosecutor panel members

During a recent meeting of the Camara de Representantes in Puerto Rico, significant discussions took place regarding the nomination of three women to the Independent Special Prosecutor Panel. The meeting highlighted the nominees' integrity and commitment to transparency in their future roles, particularly in investigating corruption cases.

The president of the chamber expressed strong support for the nominees, acknowledging their integrity and readiness to serve the country. He emphasized that they would have his backing throughout the nomination process. The nominees, in turn, affirmed their dedication to acting impartially and with integrity, promising to uphold the interests of the people of Puerto Rico.

One of the key topics discussed was the potential for structural changes within the panel. The nominees indicated their willingness to evaluate the current structure and make recommendations if necessary, once they are confirmed and begin their work. They expressed respect for the current leadership of the panel and a commitment to collaborating with them to ensure effective operations.

This meeting marks a crucial step in the nomination process, as the nominees prepare to take on significant responsibilities in combating corruption in Puerto Rico. Their commitment to integrity and transparency is expected to resonate positively with the public, as they move forward in their roles. The next steps will involve further evaluations and discussions as the nominees await confirmation from the chamber and the senate.