Municipal Auditors Probe Corruption in Orizaba and Oruro Councils

In Orizaba, Mexico, the municipal comptroller César González García is under scrutiny after local businessmen reported his links to companies that issue false invoices for fuel sales. Investigators argue that the comptroller, who oversees public spending, may have violated conflict‑of‑interest rules and tax regulations, prompting calls for a thorough review of his conduct.

In Oruro, Bolivia, councilor Franklin Calizaya announced plans to demand an internal audit of the municipal council following reports of irregularities in the purchase of staff credentials and the handling of an official Isuzu Trooper vehicle. The councilor has forwarded the findings to the public ministry and seeks legal action under the country's administrative control law.