Exclusive SeneNews: The Hidden Truth in José's Hearing in Dakar Regarding the ASER Case

Author: senenews.comPublished on: August 30, 2026Country: Senegal

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Exclusive SeneNews: The Hidden Truth in José's Hearing in Dakar Regarding the ASER Case

José Ángel González Tausz, a leader of AEE Power, was heard in Dakar as part of an investigation into the 37 billion CFA francs related to ASER, following a complaint by Deputy Thierno Alassane Sall. His lawyer, Me Patrick Kabou, confirmed the summons and contested claims about José's presence in Senegal, stating that he regularly visits Dakar for business related to the electrification project. Kabou also emphasized that the leak of information prior to the hearing was known and discussed with the investigators.

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