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Supreme Court Adviser Roberto Moreno Resigns After Renewed Scrutiny of SNA Tenure

He plans to sue for defamation over reports about his time at the National Anti-Corruption System.

Overview

  • The Supreme Court confirmed Moreno submitted his resignation on September 29 and set it to take effect on October 1, which Minister President Hugo Aguilar accepted.
  • In his letter, Moreno said September 26 publications harmed his reputation and stated he has not been notified of any sanction or legal requirement related to alleged misconduct.
  • He said the decision aims to avoid reputational damage to the Court as he pursues legal action against those he says defamed him.
  • Proceso reported that SNA president Vania Pérez notified the Court about an investigation into Moreno, a claim Moreno rejects by asserting he has received no formal notice.
  • Moreno had been appointed to Aguilar’s team only weeks earlier, following a February exit from the SNA that drew coverage of alleged irregularities and a disputed account of events.