Nelson Castro, with the journalist who revealed the words of Ricardo Rosselló: "We can not tolerate corruption"

Ricardo Rosselló resigned after twelve days followed by protests led by singers such as Ricky Martín, "Residente" and Nicky Jam. The FBI has opened an investigation into Puerto Rico's outgoing governor for corruption in welfare programs after hurricanes Irma and María, but Puerto Ricans have also criticized him for homophobic messages that he had exchanged with his advisers. But in his fall it was the key Carla Minet, president of Center for Investigative Journalism (IPC), which decided to publish 889 pages with Rosselló cats.

Nelson Castro went to Puerto Rico, first to report on the marches against Rosselló day after day, and once the governor announced his resignation on Friday, August 2, he interviewed Minet at the headquarters of ICC.

The journalist never hesitated to publish the messages between Rosselló and his advisers. There was everything there: the same on Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin to homophobic comments on, for example, Ricky Martín. This was explained by Minet in Nelson, the correspondent"In these discussions, there was ridicule and insult in making decisions about public affairs, public significance confirmed their spread."

"Rosselló spoke with such bbadity that he surprised us," said the president of CPI recalling one of the comments of the current governor of Puerto Rico on 889 pages of discussions.

Rosselló endured twelve days after publication, but other officials resigned before their posts and even admitted that they had taken part in those conversations.

Rosselló has finally announced his departure on Wednesday, which will come into effect on Friday, August 2, but Twink warned that the goal was not only to show him but of the political clbad"There was a latent corruption in this administration and in the previous ones and that is why there were also public demonstrations." Corruption was deeply rooted in the public administration, but future leaders can no longer tolerate it".

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