Ex Puerto Rico official pleads guilty in corruption case
Jaime Perelló entered his plea as part of an agreement with the government following an investigation by Puerto Rico's Special Independent Prosecutor Panel.
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Jaime Perelló entered his plea as part of an agreement with the government following an investigation by Puerto Rico's Special Independent Prosecutor Panel.
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