SANTO DOMINGO.- Accounts Chamber (CC) judge Jose Altagracia Maceo told lawmakers Tuesday that its audits can cause many of the country’s “respected altars” to fall, during the questioning in the Congressional probe, where a senior Deputy affirmed “more pus emanated.”

Ramon Rogelio Genao, spokesman of the opposition PRSC party’s deputies, said from the irregularities allegedly committed, it’s difficult to explain how 400 million pesos were spent on just 10 audits. “That shows the little rational use of taxpayers’ money.”

Yesterday CC president Andres Terrero admitted that the 70 percent of his personnel are deficient and lack the training to conduct audits, and affirmed that some results weren’t disclosed to prevent accusations of proceeding against a specific party amid the recent electoral campaign.

The questions began at 3 p.m. yesterday and concluded at 10:30 p.m., where Terrero, Henry Mejía and Juan A. Ruiz all reiterated they’ll not resign from their posts, alleging that the lack of communication had sparked their differences.

Meanwhile the PRD party’s deputies spokesman Christian Paredes said the differences between the CC’s members “bloomed again” during yesterday’s interrogation by the Lower Chamber Commission, which is expected to conclude its probe within 15 days.