Former Supersolidaria chief says questioned payments at a company linked to Coosalud were reported to the Prosecutor's Office and are not health funds
María José Navarro, former superintendent of the Solidarity Economy, said the questioned payments from accounts of a company linked to the Coosalud Cooperative correspond to a uniform manufacturing firm and not to funds from the health system. According to Navarro, when the intervening agent informed her of the facts she advised reporting them to the Prosecutor's Office, which the intervention did in February 2026. The former official asked that these revelations not divert attention from investigations into the handling of health funds during Jaime González's administration.
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- Navarro maintains that the questioned operations belong to a uniform manufacturing company linked to Coosalud and are not health funds.
- The complaint over these facts was filed by the intervention before the Prosecutor's Office in February 2026.
- The intervention of Coosalud was ordered in December 2024 over alleged administrative, financial and accounting irregularities.
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