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The Colegio Médico Dominicano (CMD) filed a formal complaint with the Ministry of Public Prosecution on Friday against its former accountant, Luis Pérez, alleging that he stole RD$64,576,829.23 from the Instituto de Protección y Previsión Social del Médico (IPPS). The alleged theft is said to have occurred between 2018 and 2025. CMD president Dr. Luis Peña Núñez said the irregularities were uncovered after the arrival of the current board, which conducted a technical investigation that gathered evidence to support the legal action. Peña Núñez added that the whereabouts of Pérez are unknown and that the organization expects the authorities to conduct a thorough investigation to determine the appropriate responsibilities. The board emphasized its commitment to safeguarding the financial resources of Dominican medical professionals and to strengthening institutional control mechanisms. It also announced that it will soon introduce new benefits and measures aimed at improving the conditions of its affiliated members. Article source: De Ultimo Minuto | Image credit: De Ultimo Minuto
The Colegio Médico Dominicano (CMD) filed a formal complaint with the Ministry of Public Prosecution on Friday against its former accountant, Luis Pérez, alleging that he stole RD$64,576,829.23 from the Instituto de Protección y Previsión Social del Médico (IPPS). The alleged theft is said to have occurred between 2018 and 2025. CMD president Dr. Luis Peña Núñez said the irregularities were uncovered after the arrival of the current board, which conducted a technical investigation that gathered evidence to support the legal action. Peña Núñez added that the whereabouts of Pérez are unknown and that the organization expects the authorities to conduct a thorough investigation to determine the appropriate responsibilities. The board emphasized its commitment to safeguarding the financial resources of Dominican medical professionals and to strengthening institutional control mechanisms. It also announced that it will soon introduce new benefits and measures aimed at improving the conditions of its affiliated members.
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