Rafa Rosario spoke to journalists upon his arrival at the headquarters of the Attorney General’s Office.
SANTO DOMINGO.- The merengue player Rafa Rosario, leader of the Los Hermanos Rosario group, filed a complaint with the Financial Crimes Unit of the Attorney General’s Office, accusing the Herrera Savings and Credit Cooperative (Coop-Herrera) of a million dollar fraud
Lawyer Alejandro Moscoso Segarra, who accompanied the artist, explained that the appeal filed this Wednesday relates to an investment he made in financial certificates of more than 10 million pesos and that these have not been returned.
For his part, the artist expressed his “deep” uneasiness and sadness at the situation he is going through. “Today we are very affected by this situation.”
News of the merenguero’s lawsuit has drawn widespread media attention, raising concerns from hundreds of savers who are now demanding the return of their deposits.
Unofficial information suggests that the popular merenguero’s alleged fraud is under investigation by authorities. In addition, hundreds of savers of this cooperative would demand the return of their deposits.
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