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Government Ethics Director warns elected officials: “Be ethical at heart or, if not, be ethical out of fear”

At the beginning of a new four-year term, Luis Pérez Vargas appealed to the conscience of public servants and to prevention measures to curtail government corruption, and warned that the office he leads will go after those who commit misconduct

January 7, 2025 - 2:41 PM

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Luis Pérez Vargas, director of the OEG, appealed to the conscience of the incumbents, especially those who will hold elective office for the first time this four-year term. (Josian Bruno/GFR MEDIA)

By David Cordero Mercado

Periodista investigativodavid.cordero@gfrmedia.com

With the end of a four-year term that, to a large extent, will be remembered for the acts of corruption that involved elected officials in different positions, and before the beginning of a new cycle in government, the executive director of the Office of Government Ethics (OEG), Luis Pérez Vargas, appealed to the conscience of both incumbents and new officials and warned them of the consequences of departing from the norms of sound public management.