A total of 493 investors reported the company RD Impulsora de Negocios for alleged fraud acts after the financial institution stopped paying interest since December, according to testimonies from those affected. According to the affected individuals, the company recently argued it was in a restructuring process; however, they now point out that the staff might be emptying the offices, which has raised concerns about a possible escape of those responsible. Affected individuals protest and demand intervention from authorities. Faced with this situation, investors protested at the facilities located at Privada de Cuauhtémoc number 3, between Magdalena and San Jerónimo streets, to request authorities' support and prevent the alleged perpetrators from leaving the premises. The complainants stated they seek to guarantee the recovery of their money, as well as the start of investigations to clarify the facts. They point to alleged responsible individuals. According to the testimonies, partners identified as Diego Alfonso García Infante and Ricardo Alberto Flores Miranda would be related to the company's operations and are allegedly trying to disassociate themselves from financial obligations. To date, there has been no official information about formal complaints filed with the Prosecutor's Office or the legal status of those mentioned. Legal and financial uncertainty. Specialists warn that in these cases, it is essential for those affected to file formal complaints so that authorities can initiate investigations for possible financial crimes. Likewise, the authority must determine if there was an irregular resource capture scheme or contractual breach, which would define the legal responsibilities of those involved. Case in development. The case remains ongoing and will depend on the authorities' actions to determine if there are sufficient elements to prove the commission of crimes. Meanwhile, the affected individuals continue to wait for a response and a possible recovery of the invested resources amidst uncertainty about the company's future.
493 Investors Accuse Company of Fraud in Mexico City
493 investors reported RD Impulsora de Negocios in Mexico City for fraud after it stopped paying interest. Affected individuals fear a leadership escape and demand official intervention.