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Julio César Valentín Will Be Questioned Today In The Odebrecht Case The Public Ministry will continue this Wednesday the eight implicated interrogation process in the Odebrecht case, favored with the final file. For today, the Office of the Prosecutor for Administrative Corruption (Pepca) and the Office of the Prosecutor of the Public Ministry summoned former senator Julio César Valentín at 2:00 the afternoon. Simultaneously, Radhamés Segura was required for tomorrow, Thursday, at 3:00 in the afternoon. It is expected that in the other week they will be questioned by Wilson Camacho, head of Pepca; and Yeni Berenice Reynoso, Director of Persecution of the Public Ministry, the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Alfredo Pacheco; Rudy González, César Sánchez, Bernardo Castellanos and Máximo de Óleo. Juan Temístocles Montás, president of the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD), was interrogated about the case on December 4, 2020. The final file in favor of eight of those implicated in the Odebrecht case occurred one year and three months after the then-Attorney General of the Republic, Jean Alain Rodríguez, issued the order the temporary file in favor of the accused. On June 7, 2018, the former prosecutor informed the country about the temporary file in favor of those investigated. However, on September 27, 2019, he issued a final file order in favor of the eight accused after considering that he found no evidence enough to indicate their link in the case. However, the decision issued by then-Attorney Alain Rodríguez was appealed in opposition by the Fundación Alianza Ciudadana. The case was known by José Alejandro Vargas, who served as a judge in the first investigating court of the National District, because its head, Kenya Perez Santana, inhibited himself from hearing the process claiming friendship with one of those involved. After hearing the appeal against the final file in favor of eight of those investigated in the corruption scandal for the US $ 92 million in bribes that the Odebrecht company admitted to having paid in the country, Judge Vargas decided to make the decision known on December 14th. Teachers On TV? Schools Try Creative Strategy To Narrow Digital Divide The concept quickly spread to Fox stations in Chicago, San Francisco and Washington, all of which joined with local school districts or teacher unions to put teachers on television. (The initiative ended in Houston and Washington after the spring but is still airing every weekday in San Francisco and on Saturdays in Chicago.) In Houston, an average of 37,000 people watched the program each time it aired in the spring, and about 2,200 people were watching the San Francisco version each day this fall, the TV stations said. “We Still Teach,” the Chicago version of the program, which began in May, reaches 50,000 households in the area each weekend, according to Nielsen. “We’re not solving the digital divide, but from my experience with the personal connection of coming into a viewer’s kitchen or living room, I felt this could be a more immediate way to help bridge the gap,” Ms. Spaulding Chevalier said. “We’re letting them know they haven’t been forgotten.” The divide in education between families that can afford laptops and strong Wi-Fi signals and those that can’t has been well documented, and often affects rural areas and communities of color. In 2018, 15 million to 16 million students didn’t have an adequate device or reliable internet connection at home, according to a report from Common Sense Media, a children’s advocacy and media ratings group that receives licensing fees from internet providers that distribute its content. The gap between the haves and the have-nots has been exacerbated by school shutdowns. As recently as October, at least thousands of students in the United States were still unable to join remote classrooms because they had no access to a laptop. But 96 percent of Americans were estimated to have a working television set, according to Nielsen. Ms. Spaulding Chevalier’s sister, Tamika Spaulding, who produces the Chicago version of the program with her friend Katherine O’Brien, said they had acted with urgency. “There are a lot of plans to address the digital divide, but they have four-year rollout plans,” Ms. Spaulding said. “So what are you doing for the student today, right now, who’s just not getting educational content?” Deputies: Rochester Man Arrested For Driving With License Suspended 17 Times Photo: Livingston County Sheriff's Office. Pedro J. Valentin WHECTVCreated: December 31, 2020 04:09 PM OSSIAN, N.Y. (WHEC) — A Rochester man was arrested in Livingston County for allegedly driving with a license that has been suspended 17 times. Deputies say it happened on Dec. 28 just after 2 p.M. When they received a tip that an unregistered vehicle was driving down Linzy Road in the Town of Ossian. Pedro J. Valentin, 48, was arrested and charged with felony first degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and traffic violations. The Livingston County Sheriff said the charge was a felony because Valentin had more than ten 10 license suspensions on 10 separate dates for failing to appear, answer a summons or pay a fine. Valentin was released with an appearance ticket per New York’s bail reform law. He’s due back in the Town of Ossian Court at a later date. Copyright 2020 - WHEC-TV, LLC A Hubbard Broadcasting Company

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