As part of her continued commitment to transparency and institutional strengthening, Mrs. María Consuelo Porras Argueta, Attorney General of the Republic and Chief of the Public Ministry, led the official launch of Phase I of the Interinstitutional Technological Anti-Corruption Platform.

This cutting-edge digital platform is designed to prevent, detect, and prosecute acts of corruption through the integration and analysis of data across public institutions.

Participants at the event included:

Mr. Juan Carlos Monroy Véliz – Superintendent of Special Verification, Superintendency of Banks (SIB)

Mr. Werner Ovalle Ramírez – Superintendent, Superintendency of Tax Administration (SAT)

Mr. Carlos Emilio Morales Cancino – Deputy Comptroller for Probity, Office of the Comptroller General of Accounts (CGC)

About the Platform

The platform automates and consolidates institutional data related to:

Public fund management

Suspicious financial transactions

Formal corruption complaints

It enables better coordination, strategic decision-making, and enhances the impact of criminal investigations.

Phase I Focus Areas

Public Spending Oversight

Analyzing budget execution, financial statements, and expenditure patterns

Corruption Case Tracking

Monitoring complaint filings, legal proceedings, and audit reports

Expected Impact

Data-driven decisions for better governance

Cross-agency collaboration against misuse of public resources

Greater transparency and accountability in public administration

Through this strategic initiative, Attorney General Porras Argueta and participating institutions reaffirm their dedication to fighting corruption and promoting integrity within the justice system and public service.